ArcOne G-FLY-A1101 The Fly Safety Goggles

If you’re looking at these for airsoft they’re not what you’re looking for, not impact rated and not clear or tint they’re actually mirror reflective it might as well be like going past 3.75x on warzone scope. (glint)

I bought these goggles for myself, as well as the Iceman style of ArcOnes for my husband because they have the recommended ANSI impact resistance safety specs for use at the pistol range where we shoot regularly. They are very comfortable on the face, due to the soft foam covering and a simple elastic band that goes around the head, so they stay in place even if I'm moving around, and don't slide down my nose. They have small vents that keep them from getting fogged up - they tend to get a little foggy along the bottom edge, but not enough to interfere with my vision.. Also, appear to have a silvery outer coating, which I was worried would provide a tint (not desirable for indoor use), but there is no tint, and I can see through them very clearly, indoors. I also use them for other tasks that lend themselves to eye protection, like using power tools at home. Plus, because of the cool shape and silver coating, they look pretty bad-ass. So far, no scratches... but I don't use them a ton, and I always store them in their pouch. Highly recommend, and if I ever lose them or get them scratched up, I would purchase the same style(s) again.

Fit great but not as tinted as I expected

I bought these with the intention of using them while riding my scooter. For that purpose, they are awesome! Why are they awesome? Let me count the ways...Very little vision obstruction. The lenses on these are so big that hardly any of my peripheral vision is blocked. Speaking of the lenses, they are not tinted in such a way that they can't be used at night. They also don't cause any distortion.Allow enough air to ventilate so they do not fog. They do this while blocking the wind with those giant lenses. Although most debris stays out, I have had on one or two chance occasions where a particle did get inside. Usually not problematic, but if it lands on your eyeball it can be a little distracting - in my case, I was riding on the back with my boyfriend driving while he was smoking his cigar and some ash flew up and one little flake got inside.They are attention-getting. I get more looks while wearing these than before I got them. They also garner a lot of compliments! I don't necessarily like being stared at, but I do like being an oddball, and these are definitely odd to most of the people in this town.Are there any negatives? Actually, yes, but I have been able to work around it enough that the positives so greatly outweigh it that I'm not docking a star for it. The plastic around the nose area is rigid, hard plastic, and the foam used to help cushion the goggles against your face is supremely thin. It does help a *little*, but what is the worst part is just the rigid plastic when it rubs up on the bridge of my nose. Usually this isn't much of a problem and can be taken care of by adjusting the goggles on my face. If they found a way to make the nose area out of a softer, flexible plastic, these would take the cake.

I liked the look of them, and the big bug lenses give lots of visibility. They didn't fog up. Note that the lenses are clear, so they don't work as sunglasses. As others have said, the padding could be thicker and higher quality. It wasn't uncomfortable for me, but I think it made the seal not as tight as it could be. I was using these at Burning Man, and when a big dust storm came up, some dust was getting inside the goggles. Granted, there was A Lot of dust *outside* the goggles, for a long time! I wiped them out from the bottom occasionally and it didn't bother me much. These were still a great price and worked well for my purposes.