Safety glasses

[Bmachine]

Ive been trying to find a perfect set of safety glasses for a long time. Seems like all the ones I tried are either too bulky or they fog up or the cheap plastic lens distorts the vision or their arms are too thick so you can't use ear muffs.

I think I have finally found a really nice option. They are 3M Virtua Clear on Amazon. They are super light so you quickly forget you even have them on, very good undistirted lens and they have completely flat arms so you can wear sound proofing head phones when you have to bang on things.

 

[Markos]

I like that style in general. The only thing I don't use them for is grinding where the debris has a chance to hit me. They are about as cheap as the harbor freight glasses that I typically use. I have about 10 pairs. The yellow ones are nice for yard work in the PNW as they seem to brighten up the sky.

I haven't bothered but you can apply toothpaste to the lenses then rinse it off. I used to do this with my snowboarding goggles that had a fogging problem. It's a pretty common approach if you want to google it...

 

[Bmachine]

They are about as cheap as the harbor freight glasses that I typically use. I have about 10 pairs. .

I have tried many of the HF ones as well. But I always found that their lenses distort the vision.

 

[DWMBMW]

I have tried many of the HF ones as well. But I always found that their lenses distort the vision.

I use these safety glasses but they can also distort the vision.

 

[Bmachine]

I use these safety glasses but they can also distort the vision.

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Yes. Especially when you look at your estimated budget for restoring a coupe.

 

[Nicad]

I bought some Dewalt safety glasses on Amazon with built in magnifiers at the bottom. I am blind without magnifiers. anyway, they seem to be very good quality lenses for the money.

 

[Markos]

I bought some Dewalt safety glasses on Amazon with built in magnifiers at the bottom. I am blind without magnifiers. anyway, they seem to be very good quality lenses for the money.

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