24 Pack of Tinted Safety Glasses (Protective Safety Sunglasses) Ploycarbonate Dark Smoke Lenses for UV Protection, Scratch & Impact Resistant, Perfect for Construction, Outdoor Work, Shooting and More

Small, but works well. Quality is okay for the price I guess

Worth getting. Clean clear and comfortable .

No question best safety glasses

Worked well for my blue collar husband and for a decent price as he goes through quite a few in a year

Great light weight fit perfect but a little too dark lens

Great value and my go to safety glasses for work

Does the job perfect. Feels good, protects good. When they scratch you dont feel bad grabbing a new one at that price. Use them on the ranch. Second box I ordered. Use about one box a year.

All too often the eye doctor's office seems to run out of these on bright sunny days when we are ready to leave with dilated eyes and left our own dark glasses at home. They are cheap enough that we keep two or three of these in the glove compartment and still have more when they soon disappear.

Great glasses

Best quality on the Earth but Not approved by CSA

Got for the slim sides, works well with ear muffs.

This 24 pack of safety glasses are pretty much as advertised. The hard safety glass material ends where you can see the 3 oval marks on the arms and the rubber temples begin, which is why it's so flexible at the ends and comfortable to wear. The nose bridge and the sides of the head are the two primary points of contact. The only issue I can think of is the lack of a bridge for the nose as it's pretty wide, so it sits in a different spot than if you wear glasses normally. I typically wear a mask when I'm using these as I'm probably doing something dusty, so when I put on a mask and then wear these on top, they sit perfectly as they sit on the mask so the nose bridge is large enough to accommodate the mask without causing the glasses to lift up. I also just pull the safety glasses out a tiny bit so that it isn't flush against my face and that prevents the glasses from fogging up with my mask. Unlike regular glasses in which the ends hook down around your ears to hold it in place, as these don't bend down too much, the primary point where it touches my head on the sides and squeezes my head is the primary way it secures itself to your head. So, if you've got a headache, or sore areas near your ears, these safety glasses aren't for you as they will put pressure there. I tried on my old school safety glasses, and those hooks behind the ears pinch my head really far back behind the ears in comparison. I just thought I'd mention it in case these are sensitive areas around your ears.

Very good quality.