Review on 3M 90028 Face Shield: Ultimate Protection for Face and Eyes by Phillip Hoover

The 3M face shield is packed separately from the headgear, both of which are made of durable material. Be careful when attaching the face shield to the headgear, do not use force to avoid damaging the plastic parts. Don't drop your face mask on the floor or on a bed of nails and don't be surprised if it gets scratched all over the place. Treat it like expensive Oakley sunglasses if you want to keep your screen clean and clear. LOLTo assemble the American style without reading instructions or looking at diagrams, simply line up one of the holes on the edge of the face shield with the blue star on the inside of the hat. Move the screen up and down until it snaps onto the stylus. Do the same for the other side of the face shield. Now the final part is to get an open slit in the top center of the face shield to secure it in the headgear. Notice the groove on the inside edge of the blue browband. The top edge of the screen enters this groove. Therefore, grasp the edge of the blue forehead shield with your left hand so that the outer part of the face shield is pressed against your left forearm. Now withdraw your left hand and place the bottom edge of your face shield against your muscular chest. Gently pull it towards your muscular chest. At the same time, use your right thumb to pull the center blue tab away from the face shield, allowing the open slot to snap into the tab. All in 15-20 seconds or faster if you're trying to get into the Guinness Book of World Records. Adjust the plastic strap on the back of the helmet to fit comfortably on your head, head size is stamped on the gray strap. To move the visor up and down without lifting it from your head, simply place one hand on the top headband and use the other hand to lift or pull the visor down. As another reviewer noted, the big screen's bezel protects your neck when you tilt your head slightly down. For me, the edge touches about 3 inches and belongs to the middle of my collarbone. There is a large black perforated elastic band on the forehead to keep the hat from moving. The visor is large enough to wear goggles and goggles underneath, serving as dual eye protection. I will use mine when sanding the edges of the pavement that have risen.