Sellstrom Single Crown Safety Face Shield with Ratchet Headgear, Clear Tint, Uncoated, Blue, 8" x 12" x .040, S39110

Well made holds face shield tightly. Comfortable. Good eye protection.

OK, first, if you are ordering this for protection when you are protesting, I really don't think I can recommend it. There is no protection for the head, just the face, and the screen seems unlikely to stop a projectile. There are other choices that might be better.For COVID protection it seems pretty good when worn with a mask. Good visibility. May protect you from droplets around the eyes (note that I am not a doc and this is not medical advice.)But, for working around the house, this thing is great. I had to replace recessed lighting fixtures and cut larger holes in the sheetrock ceiling. Tried it with safety glasses, and got a ton of sheetrock dust in my eyes, face, etc. (Was wearing an N95 mask leftover from last wallboard project, so not in my lungs.) So I ordered this face shield, and it worked so much better. I can wear my regular glasses, meaning I can actually see what I am doing. I can flip it up and down as needed. Great protection from flying wallboard bits.I ended up using it when cutting floor tiles, using a nail gun to install trim, etc. It's going to replace safety glasses for all my projects.

I purchased this product because I wear glasses, but also need a Shade 5 lens for oxy-fuel welding and cutting. My glasses have rather wide frames and most Shade 5 safety glasses will not fit over them. I had purchased a pair of goggles, but they proved uncomfortable and prone to fogging up and obscuring my view, something you definitely don't want when handling a 6,000 degree flame and trying to do precision work.This face shield has proved to be ideal for the job I need it to do, and be well suited for plasma arc cutting as well. I barely notice the weight and it flips up and down easily while staying out of my way when I need it to. It allows plenty of ventilation to my face and also shields my face from sparks.The only issue I had with the shield so far, was that the shield was difficult to install and I doubt it would come off easily if I wanted to change it out for a clear one.

Good cover on the front of the face. Protects from saw dusts or sparks from the front. Doesn’t do that great around the sides. Visibility is really good, you can see through clearly. Enough room between your face and shield so doesn’t fog up as much. Fits well. Comfortable to wear, adjustable strap to fit different size heads.

Good fit, easy adjust, good quality, good protection !And a very good price compared to the bigbox home stores nearby.Good brand.

So I got this sheild to work in the COVID unit with while I am at work. First off... While slightly confusing to put the plastic sheild piece on, it DOES go on if you put it the right direction. I see alot of people complaining about the holes but it just slides over in place.The sheild held up for a while. However the plastic sheild where the holes are at have broken already. (I've only had it for about 5 months). The main problem with this mask is that the sheild itself isn't shaped to the headpiece. So the corners kind of stay straight and stick out. I even taped them in place but eventually they would pull out. Now it is broken. Yes I know I can buy another clear plastic and replace it however I really don't feel like paying to replace it every 6 months when I can just purchase another brand that won't do that to me.Overall like I said it offered good protection for a while. It's not a fantastic sheild but im sure it isn't the worst either

Firstly, face shields are better than cloth masks, but shields were reserved for First Responders PPE and rightly so. A couple of weeks ago I saw that the general public could now purchase Selstrom's face protection. It is a good product - if you put it together correctly. The plastic shield has a protective bluish covering you have to remove but it's hard to get started. I started at the attaching holes and finally got it removed. The shield attaches easily - if you start with the correct end. Start with the largest slot first - after you've slid the end under the blue headpiece. The holes diminish in size as you work around the front of the headgear. Then slide the final end under the blue headpiece and you're done. It is lightweight, comfortable, not as constraining as a mask, but in some situations use both. The only negative is that Selstrom does not include instructions to assemble. It took me a while to figure out, but once I did it was easy to assemble and works great. Stay safe people. EDIT: Looks like pictures did not stay in the order I uploaded them. I don't think I can change the order so I hope you can figure the sequence yourself.

I have used a lot of face shields in my work career. This face shield is lightweight, and works really well. Great value for the $16 or $17 I paid for it. If you want a more comfy shield you will have to pay more. I like this one. It does have a hard plastic “fit” but I’m satisfied.