Tekk 11330 Virtua Anti-Fog Safety Glasses, Gray-Frame, Gray-Lens, 4-PACK

Lightweight, clear, and comfortable safety glasses. The anti-fog coating really works, even in hot and humid conditions. Great protection for work, yard projects, or riding — and they don’t slide around. Excellent value for everyday use.

With it recently being in the 90's I was sweating terribly in my full face helmet, even with all the vents open. So I started testing out all my sunglasses to ride with my visor open. Some were too dark for riding in shaded back roads. Some were too wide or thick to comfortably fit in between my face and the helmet. Some let too much air around them at speed. These seem to be the perfect goldilocks zone glasses for me. They're super thin so no issue sliding in between face and helmet. The tint isn't too dark. They hug very close to your face so no air goes around. And lastly, they're dirt cheap! I can keep pairs stashed on both bikes and if I lose or damage one, not worry about it. Perfect.

These are the safety glasses but I like to use them as regular sunglasses- they light, comfortable and very dark-perfect for bright sunny day

One of the kids in Bowen's school showed up with these cool wrap-around safety glasses that appeared to fit him really well, so I asked his mom where she got them, hoping that they wouldn't be too expensive. The response, "his grandfather got them from Home Depot. They're 3M safety glasses!" I never visit a physical store if I can help it. It turns out that Amazon sells them in a 4-pack for $10.36, and you can get them in gray or in clear. The sidepieces are flexible enough to wrap around even a little kid's head, and the nose pieces are soft enough that neither Bowen nor Boen have complained about them. You've probably seen lots of pictures of Bowen wearing them on this blog, so you can decide for yourself whether they're fashionable enough for your kid. All I care about is that Bowen likes them enough that when he lost his dark glasses in Italy, he'd rather wear the clear ones than the dark glasses we bought as replacements at the first store we found that had them, and it's more important that my kids wear eye protection than that they look fashionable. At these prices, you won't cry if the kids loses them, sits on them, or abuse them in any way. They're sturdy enough to survive a bike tour and then some. Eye protection is essential even if you're not cycling: UV exposure can cause cataracts. I hope my sons never need prescription glasses. As long as they don't, these are the best bang for the buck UV/rain/wind/dust protection anywhere. Recommended.

Great cheap sunglasses i use them all the time, they are great for running too.

Fit well, clear, good coverage, just the correct amount of tint for a sunny day but not to much for a little cloud cover.

My husband has to wear these at work and just as sunglasses because of his long eye lashes. He likes them. Never a problem! For good and not too tight

Use these all the time as a cheap sunglasses to put everywhere (in different cars, back packs, etc). These are better than one expensive pair that makes me cry when it gets scratched, destroyed. Be careful when touching the glasses after putting on sanitizer though because ethanol eats the coating on the glasses.