Uvex by Honeywell Genesis Safety Glasses with Uvextreme Anti-Fog Coating

Feels ok when worn, bends around the side so good protection, but doesn't fold flat, is about 2-1/2 inches thick so can't really stick it in your pocket. I wear it for eye protection on the street, not in construction or when using tools. If you have a tool box it seems like it would be fine. Not sure if it is UV protected.

I work in the hospital as a nurse during the COVID-19 pandemic. Bought these for mandatory eye protection since all the different ones provided to us constantly fogs up--interfering with work (good luck trying to insert IVs or draw labs!). Obviously, that's means my masks are leaking too but that's a different issue.While these are very comfortable, lightweight, clear, and doesn't fog up at all, I did noticed two small cons. One: it doesn't really provide complete eye protection like an actual goggle would where there's a complete seal around your eyes if that's what you're looking for. Even when pushed completely up against the face, there's small open gaps on the sides, which is probably one of the reasons why it doesn't fogs. The product listing did stated that this feature helps provide ventilation. I'd be a little bit cautious about using this if working on a COVID unit (especially for high aerosolizing procedures) but I've used inferior eye protections before.Another con is the dark eyebrow padding. While this padding does offer comfort, it does annoy me because I keep seeing it in my peripheral vision. I eventually got used to it. They do slide down a bit from time to time but these are all minor nuisance.Overall, I am pleased with this product. Again, I really like how it doesn't fog up, it's very comfortable, and it's lightweight. I like how there's nose padding and the arms doesn't squeeze my head so tight like it's in a vice. It's probably the best eye protection I've ever worn to date. I've even got an extra one for a friend.Edit: these kept sliding off my face, even with the mask on--rendering them useless for eye protection. Oh well. At least they were fog-free.

These glasses fit well, and offer good protection from UV light, less so from Blue/HEV light. See below for more info.I recently bought UV and Blue Light meters by Tenmars and Solarmeter, respectively, to test light sources in my house and decided to test my new glasses purchases too. Be advised that these glasses are each for slightly different applications and my results here compare only their light emission quality, which was my primary interest in buying them.These were tested using a CFL at 6". UV is in uW/cm2 measured with Tenmars TM-213 UV-AB meter. Blue/HEV light is in uW/cm2 measured with Solarmeter Model 9.2, 422-499mm wavelength. Here is what I found out:The HD Vision X-Loop driving glasses UV reading went from 9 to 0.5, the BL reading from 82 to 13.The Uvex S3200X safety glasses went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 72.The AV AirLunette computer glasses went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 53.The J+S Active Plus athelete glasses went from 9 to 5, and 82 to 70.Old uncoated clear plastic safety goggles went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 72.The Gateway gas welding goggles went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 0.The Jackson saftey goggles went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 73.No Tears Onion Goggles went from 9 to 3, and 82 to 66.Smith & Wesson safety glasses went from 9 to 0, and 82 to 40.This leads me to conclude that what I had read on the subject of UV light was correct: UV light doesn't penetrate plastic well. The fact that some of these modern glasses performed worse than the old uncoated goggles makes me conclude that the thickness and matrix of plastic lenses is more significant than any coating that may be advertised. For glass lenses of course the coating is 100% responsible for UV protection. In either case, tint color is irrelevant.But tint color and darkness does seem to correlate with Blue/HEV light protection. The HD Vision were the darkest by far and out-performed everything but the welding goggles, which were obviously darker still. Surprisingly the S&W glasses did well despite being nearly clear - better than the AV computer glasses.

I bought these lens because of their ANSI Z87.1 rating. It's supposed to be able to withstand birdshot from 8 meters. I have not tested it personally, but I can rely on the rating. I wanted cheap, but good functional eye protection. No frills, just function. The lens is crystal clear. I have not been able scratch them yet and I toss them around, if that is any indication of their durability.I bought these as shooting glasses. My peltor ear muffs don't seal perfectly with these on, but that doesn't matter much to me because I double up on ear-pro.But, the lens shape is great. No interference with my field of view, and I cannot see the edges of the lens - it wraps that far around my eyes.The arms are adjustable, and click in place with assurance at each position. To me, when wearing these, it feels as though the correct position of the arms is actually "floating" a few millimeters above my ear. Meaning, with the lens square and tight to my nose-bridge and forehead, the arms are not resting on my ears. With them resting on my ears, I perceive the glasses as tilting up slightly, tight on the forehead, slightly down on the bridge of my nose. But, they look fine in the mirror, and are snug and provide full coverage, either way. I've been wearing them for at least an hour while typing this, and I keep forgetting that they are on. Very lightweight, clear, snug. They integrate well.I can shake my head as hard as I can until I get a headache, and they don't slide.Ive never handled the $100 eye-pro, so I cannot compare, but these do not leave me wanting more.

Todo bien, sólo que si usas cubrebocas los lentes se empañan.

I was expecting these to be scratch resistant, but they got all scratched up within a week. I put them in my jacket pocket - I don't keep sand in my pockets, at least not on purpose - so I'm a little disappointed.I recall having some problems with fog as well. Perhaps they fog less than other goggles.They were OK, they fit well, and were easy to see out of when they weren't scratched. I used them for hobby carpentry in an unheated garage (so from about 0°C to 25°C).

Muy buenos lentes, cómodos, con buena visión y sobre todo no se empañan, trabajo en el área de la salud y usando mascarilla no hay ningún problema.

nice safety glasses

No era lo que esperaba