Bulk Clear Safety Glasses ANSI Z87.1 for Construction Lab

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This 36 count package of safety glasses is a good value for the cost. They are lightweight, so you don't feel like there is a heavy weight on your face. But they have a good fit around the eyes. My husband and I both used them when using a table for a home project. They don't slip down your nose when you look down. My only gripe, is that they don't fit over my eyeglasses, so I couldn't test the claim of "ideal for reading measurements."

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This is a great deal on a case of 36 pairs of clear safety glasses. They are optically clear & flex enough to conform to almost any size or shape of head,without being uncomfortably tight. When I am working in my shop at home, I usually have my prescription safety glasses on, but everyone who visits regularly know that they need to pick up a pair as they walk in the door. A couple of the guys have even put their name on the temple pieces so they know which pair is theirs. The others I clean & disinfect for reuse. I always tell everyone that you never get a 2nd chance with your eyes, once they are gone you can't replace them! So always be cautious and wear your safety glasses. I know they are a pain at times, but you never want to lose the precious gift of sight!

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Being a DIYer, I use safety glasses all the time. Getting a box of 36 pairs was probably overkill for me, but at the rate I use them, this should keep me stocked for quite a while.I've never liked spending $10 to $20 for a single pair of basic safety glasses, especially when I know they're eventually going to get scratched, dropped, covered in dust or lost somewhere in the garage. At around $1 a pair, these make a lot more sense for the type of work I do.They're definitely inexpensive safety glasses. You're not going to open the box and mistake them for a premium $20 pair, but for the price, the quality is surprisingly decent. They're clear, lightweight and have decent scratch resistance. I've used the same pair through several projects before deciding they're scratched enough to grab another one.They're also extremely versatile. I've used safety glasses like these for outdoor yard work, working in the garage, painting, cutting, drilling and general DIY projects. It's also nice having enough that I can leave pairs in different places or hand a pair to someone helping me.There really isn't much adjustment available, so you're basically getting the fit they come with. They're also a little small on a larger man's head, but I've still found them comfortable enough to wear while working.The biggest advantage is that I don't have to baby them. If I scratch a pair after a few projects, I grab another one and keep working instead of trying to see through beat-up lenses because I paid $15 for them.For DIY projects, outdoor work, keeping extras around the garage or handing them to someone helping with a project, these are an excellent value. They're inexpensive, reasonably durable, versatile and do exactly what I need safety glasses to do. 5 stars based on quality, price and value.

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The price is great at $36 for 36 pairs. I love having a ton of these around because safety glasses are one of those things you need exactly when you don't have any. Having a whole box means I can keep them wherever I keep tools instead of making everyone go on a treasure hunt for the one pair we own.I have seven kids, so I've got fourteen eyes that I'm supposed to protect. That's a lot of eyeballs to keep out of harm's way. The glasses are individually wrapped, which is excessive, and the clear polycarbonate lenses make them useful for all kinds of projects around the house.These are exactly the kind of thing I like buying in bulk. Having safety glasses sitting with the tools, in the garage, and wherever else they might be needed makes it much more likely that people will actually wear them. At $36 for a 36-pack, I'm very happy to have a ridiculous supply of safety glasses.

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I do a fair amount of DIY projects around the house and kept putting off getting proper eye protection because I never had any on hand when I actually needed it, which is exactly the kind of logic that ends badly. Grabbed this 36 pack and now I just keep them in the garage and grab one whenever I'm cutting something or using the drill without thinking about it. The fit is comfortable enough that I actually leave them on instead of pushing them up on my forehead after two minutes like I used to do with cheaper ones, and the lightweight frame doesn't feel like it's crushing my nose after a while. Anti fogging has been fine through some sweaty summer garage sessions and the eye protection coverage wraps around enough that I'm not worried about something coming at me from the side. The quality feels solid for what amounts to about a dollar a pair and having 36 means I'm not hunting around for the one pair I own every time I need them.

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Very solid quality, arrive individually packaged in plastic bag (which is unsealed and easy to take off). Good fit for typical adults, but easily workable for about aes 10-12 and up. Very clear, optically nuetral lenses -- no distortation or coloring. Side pieces complete the wrap around for added safety.Although it may seem trivial, they do come densely packed in a fairly small package, which is excellent for storage of multiple boxes of additional spares. I aquired for use in middle school and high school science classes, but they are not strictly speaking chemically certified according to listing Comm but are intended primarily for impact. But for certain project that is exactly ideal.At just about $1 per pair, these are a very good value. Will very likely order additional boxes from this source when these these run out.Of course only time will tell how well they stand up to daily use, casual handling, etcetera. If there is any particularly outstanding positive or negative experience in that regard this review will be updated.

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I keep a handful of these in the garage for cutting plywood. They are light enough that I leave them on while I am working, which is usually where cheap safety glasses start to annoy me. The arms do not pinch much behind my ears, and the nose area does not dig in.The lenses are clear on the pairs I have used. No weird blur in the center, and the frameless shape gives a wide view. The wraparound sides cover more than flat glasses, so sawdust coming from an angle has less room to sneak in. The little rubber grip on the arms helps them stay put when I am leaning over the bench.Each pair being in its own sleeve is handy for a bulk box. I can toss a clean pair to someone helping me without digging through loose scratched glasses. The plastic is lightweight, so I treat them like disposable shop glasses. They feel decent for that role. They also wiped clean without scratching during normal use.The fit is comfortable, visibility is good, and the quantity is useful when safety glasses tend to wander off.

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Raptor Clear Safety Glasses are very impressive. The wrap around fit, protecting all sides of your eyes, is just what is needed while working on projects where things can go flying and will. Woodworking and metal grinding come to mind. We have made more than one trip to urgent care for this very reason. It’s much easier, less painful and cheaper to just put on your safety glasses. These Rapfog Bulk Safety Glasses are clear giving good visibility. They are sturdy, but lightweight and very comfortable. They fit well on both men and women. I also like that they come individually wrapped and in a box of 36. It may seem like a lot, but I don’t think so. I am pretty sure we will no longer be looking around for the one and only safely glasses that might be somewhere, who knows where, when needed. We have construction, woodworking, welding and home projects. Chainsawing also comes to mind. The Rapfog Bulk Clear Safety glasses are going to come in handy. I’d say an excellent buy.