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Old 08-06-2009, 08:31 PM   #1
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Safety Glasses

Is there a pair that shines above the rest?

I've filtered through about every design I could find in the $2-5 range and they've all been garbage imo. Finding a pair that won't slide down my face is a tough job.

I was thinking of getting these: http://www.safetyglassesusa.com/11653.html

Anti fog and ability to keep dust/ woodchips from coming around the sides and bottom are a plus for me

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Old 08-06-2009, 08:45 PM   #2
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Try the radians rad infinity from safetyglassesusa. We have gotten these several times and they are very comfortable and cost is about $5.50/pr if u buy 12 or more. I usually buy a few dozen of glasses that we like and buy a few singles of other ones we haven't tried yet. Each guy gets to be a guinea pig for 1 new brand each time.
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I got some at the HD for $15 and they've been the best sunglasses I've had in years. Everything adjusts on them and they have great clarity. My wife bought me some Maui Jims for my birthday but I still wear my HD ones, love em.
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I've filtered through about every design I could find in the $2-5 range and they've all been garbage imo.


You actually expected to find quality eye protection at that price in minimum quantities ?
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You actually expected to find quality eye protection at that price in minimum quantities ?
Well I had no benchmark to go by at the time but now I do

I just stumbled upon these "clic" glasses, hoping they make a safety/osha approved pair soon http://impulseclics.com/whatclicks.html
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I just stumbled upon these "clic" glasses, hoping they make a safety/osha approved pair soon http://impulseclics.com/whatclicks.html
Do you need prescription Z87's?
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We put a little heat to the nose bridge and bend them to fit snug . Gives a nice tight fit and comfy . Key word is "little" .
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safety glasses are necessary tools in construction and everyone should have it to protect their eyes. I don't have one suggest but, try to find a good quality safety glasses that you are comfortable.
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