Review on Full-Face Shield Visor with Crystal-Clear Visibility by Justin Early

Port Freight quality at an almost industrial price. If it wasn't for Covid I would have sent it back. Addendum: This type of Max should last, but it only lasted a few weeks after I bought it. In addition to the comfort issues described below, and having only been used for Covid 19 entry and shopping, no other uses, the plastic pieces connecting the headband, hat and faceplate broke in three places - simply due to the fact that they were in the car and used for shopping or similar contacts. Don't waste money on it. It's just a robbery. The shield goes up and down. In terms of comfort, this is not suitable for work. There is no pillow in the back. The neoprene pad on the front is so thin that it has little or no impact on distributing pressure across the skull or maintaining contact around the skull, keeping the entire contraption light on the head. The pressure only extends about an inch from the front of the head and, at worst, to the back of the head. Funnily enough, the only place this face shield gets stiff is at the worst possible spot: For about five inches, the headband only touches the back of your skull, where your neck and skull meet (where the occipital bones meet). neck), where all the muscles attach that lead from there to the shoulder blades, shoulders, collarbones and thoracic spine. This is the headgear fitting point that holds the wrap to the back of the rest of the skull and concentrates all pressure on the base of the skull. that thing is going to hurt, and it hurts me to wear it right now. I hope it eases and spreads the pressure over time. Luckily I bought it for errands during Covid not for work. In my experience, these padless headbands, which are made entirely of plastic, do not adjust over time, unlike the leather headbands of old and the current vinyl-padded headbands. I'm glad I bought it just to go shopping during Covid. With the exception of the yellow headgear, these are a few pieces of soft, cheap plastic made up of three main components awkwardly fastened together, with flimsy, soft plastic screws that are too long and therefore over-tightened. However, they are good enough to be in and out of the store during Covid. not worth 37€. Not at all. This thing will most likely fail when the headband attaches to the rest of the shield which is poorly constructed and only needs a very thin piece of plastic to bend or break a bit rendering the shield useless. The soft plastic bolts are too long and strain due to the irritating contact with the protective mask of the large nuts on the bolts. The nut adjusts the angle of the shield to the headgear, but it presses on the metal edge of the shield, presses on thin soft plastic studs, and will likely distort the shape of the entire shield. On the other hand, there is a risk that we will contract Covid and this thing is available. If this one breaks, I'll try a different brand. Unless the clear plastic shield has a super scratch-resistant coating, which I don't know about until I've used it for a while, it's not worth $37. Very close. The gearing that adjusts the headband tension is clumsy and barely works. To get him to move out of setup, he got into a narrow aisle. The movement's plastic teeth don't match, they're too thin and brittle to last long. Covid 19 conditions aside. Whereby, let's face it, this thing's ability to take me to and from the grocery store and other public places, reducing the likelihood of infection for everyone and in line with local mandate (an increase of infection rates). after reopening) it will cost more than $37. and the safety of common sense, without wearing a mask, covering your mouth to speak, without affecting your face and other problems,