TR Industrial Anti-Fog Approved Wide-Vision Lab Safety Goggle, ANSI Z87.1 Approved

Great item! I got them for chemistry! They work great! They don’t fog up and are actually very comfortable! They fit great against my face and the strap is adjustable. The strap is also thick enough that it is not terribly uncomfortable! Great product!

Wow! Crystal clear, super good fit. Easily adjustable, very comfortable. Boasts a good quality, wide strap. I can easily fit my prescription glasses under it, although I really don't need to for close-up work, which this is intended for.It occurs to me that these would be good for motorcycle, four-wheeler, and bike riding, skiing and other outdoor activities too. They look very cool and are really good quality and, as mentioned already, really comfortable. No sign of fogging up yet. If anything changes, I will report back.So far, at under $8.00, I highly recommend these.

It works really well, it is pretty clear and you forget you are using it from how nice material it is. I did get a little foggy when using it sometimes, I don't know if it was me or that it was too hot around me or what but sometimes it would get too cloudy for me and I would have to get them off. For a 2 hour lab is fine but as I needed to use them for 6 hours nonstop it would get tricky sometimes. Overall they are better than my cheaper previous ones

I'm in 2 labs right now: Chemistry 1 and Biology 1. They require splash-proof goggles such as these. The bookstore goggles were twice this price, so I checked online to see what options were available. I picked these due to the very friendly price! They fit over my (fairly large) glasses very comfortably. No strange scents. They do not fog easily, which is good for working with chemicals and heat. The seal feels quite secure around my eyes, so I feel very safe wearing these in a lab setting. College kids, these are a great choice!

If you're looking for goggles, there are probably some things you should think about when making your purchase, things I did not think about. I did a simple quick list of pros and cons for people who don't like to read reviews; for those who like more info I listed my problems below...Pros:- Great for people with larger heads- Nice style- Thick hand band with great elasticity- Glasses can be worn under the goggles (depending on your face shape)- Very clear and wide FOV- Rigid formCons:- Not a good fit for people with smaller heads/faces- Rigid form- Small heads + rigid form = major gaps around temples and over the bridge of nose- Fogs up constantly (possibly due to poor fit. see comments below)Yes, I did list rigid form as both a pro and a con for different reasons...I bought these because I'm a chemistry major and I have a lot of labs and I also do art work which sometimes needs protective eyewear. Seeing that they are 'ANSI Z87.1 approved' was also a plus in my decision for this purchase. These goggles can be better than the typical 'sharables' that are provided in most labs but they are not the best for everyone.Unlike many goggles, these are not very flexible. These are somewhat rigid. I am a female so the shape of my head is not wide enough for these and that's not something I ever had to think about. Since the goggles are not flexible, and my face is not a wide as the goggles, there is a small gap approximately 1cm on either side at the temple (large enough for me to put a paint brush through). The same goes for the bridge of the nose, which is actually a bigger gap than the ones at the temples. The goggles are also marketed as anti-fog, which would be great if that was the case but they fog up constantly on me. There are backward facing air vents, one under each eye and one over the brow but my guess is that because the goggles do not fit my face properly I might be tightening the head band too much and it's compressing the vents and preventing airflow, which is causing the fog.Although it contributes to my poor fit, I do like the rigidity of the goggles; I feel safe with them when I'm working with a lot of glass. These goggles would be amazing if they were made in a smaller size. They are not the best fit for me and probably not for people who may have a smaller face but I liked them so I kept them. I also find it funny that they make me the envy of several snowboarders in the lab...

Disclaimer! I am giving these five stars because they have been perfect every time that I've used them. The caveat is that I only ever use them as onion goggles.With that said, I love that these fit over my glasses and never fog up. I spent a large amount of time in college chemistry labs, usually with foggy goggles that fit poorly over my glasses. I wish I'd had these back then!The only negative thing about these goggles is that there's a very small gap between my nose and the bottom part of the goggles seal that goes over my nose. My nose is kind of small, so this may not be a problem for everyone. The small gap isn't to my detriment while cutting onions, but I could see it being an issue in a lab situation.

I bought these for my high school chemistry lab class. These are much nicer than the old one I had. Students would always complain how the old goggles would hurt their face and I had a hard time getting them to wear them reliably through the whole lab. I don't have that problem anymore. These are much more comfortable and are high quality goggles.

Relatively speaking, these goggles are comfortable (I won't wear them if I don't have to, of course). The edges are soft and flexible sothey don't cut into my forehead/nose, and they stay put pretty well so I don't have to adjust them a lot.They don't push my glasses into my face, and the wide (2.5cm) elastic band doesn't cut into my head. Because they are curved, they don't block my peripheral vision. They DO fog up a little, but it takes about two hours to do so. A good investment.