Ergodyne Skullerz ODIN Safety Glasses Sunglasses, Impact Resistant Z87.1+

They work. Good product.

These things absolutely rock. I have ordered 10 pairs of these glasses so far. I used to wear Oakley sunglasses every day at work and got tired of being worried about scratching the lenses, or losing them, or dropping them. Especially since they were well over $100 a set, with a roughly $20 offbrand lens replacement cost. Then, I discovered these. These have nice dark lenses, fit great, and have a good look. They don't even look like safety glasses. The scratch resistance on the lenses is good. I will say, the original couple pairs that I ordered, I noticed one of the rubber nose pieces would come loose and pop off. At that point, forget it--you will never find where it went and it will be next to impossible to securely reattach it, even if you did find it. Fast forward to now--I am guessing the manufacturer caught on. I haven't had this issue on any of the last few pairs I ordered. Will absolutely keep ordering these as long as they are available!

Decent pair of glasses. Not entirely flush even with the gasket, so some minor debris still invades the eye area. Comfortable and functional for landscaping. The yellow lenses are great for increasing clarity too.

I'm an avid mountain biker and eye protection is not optional. Tree branches, dust, dirt, and any other airborne or flying debris at some point WILL end up in your eye if you don't take measures to prevent it. I also wear contacts which just means everything I just mentioned is even more applicable. I bought two pairs of these. (Typhon Kryptek Gray w/Gray Polarized lens & Black w/Indoor Outdoor lens). I've ridden for a month or more with the Polarized lens pair and they work GREAT until late afternoon in tree cover. That test period though was sufficient for me to know that these are perfect for riding. I have since bought a pair with the slightly mirrored indoor/outdoor lens that I will use in late afternoon, under tree cover or for night riding. They fit my face well, but they do tend to slide just a little once I start sweating...but that's most glasses. I purchased the retention strap that should arrive tomorrow in order to mitigate that. I also just received the foam insert which I immediately liked once I installed it. There's a fair amount of clearance between my cheekbone and the frames. Now with the inserts that clearance is gone and these feel more like goggles than glasses. I haven't evaluated them on a ride yet though and I worry that it may trap air and cause them to fog. The plus side though is that it may prevent sweat from dripping onto the lenses and I'm positive that it will keep any debris from reaching my eyes from underneath or the sides of the frames. My overall take away though is that they are great. They are affordable and practical and when you consider that most sunglasses that are geared towards mountain bikers easily cost at least 10 times more, you can't lose. Even if you scratch these after a short period of time, they're less than $20 a pair, so it's an easy replacement cost. A single replacement lens (or pair) for other sunglasses costs more than another complete set of these.

Good safety glasses, they are a little tight on my noggin. I guess I got a big head, but it ain’t that big. And I’m afraid to stretch them out, they may break, real plastic feel to them. At least I don’t have to worry about them falling off.

I am a big fan of, they look nice and feel good on your face while also providing eye protection. I will get getting another pair.

Vary comfortable to wear actually fits your face nicely but did not last in my field of work for more than 2 weeks after those 2 weeks there were noticeable scratches on the lenses still wear them but i thought the were scratch resistant. I would probably buy again just for the comfortably of them

i have done all the overpriced sunglasses ,costa - oakley- wiley These protect just as well and if they are broken or lost who cares…get another dozen