Bullhead Safety Eyewear BH10613 Photochromic: Optimal Eye Protection with Adaptive Lens Technology Review

3.5 out of 5 stars. Pros: Light weight, no fogging issues, clear enough and dark enough when you need it. Something can get into the eyeball between the bottom edge of the lens and the face. They haven't fallen apart yet, so I didn't include them in the "Bad" section. can find its way under the lens and into my eye. The color change is a really nice feature, you forget you're wearing them but never blink.

I like these glasses. I'm constantly in and out all day and don't have to wear dark and clear glasses - that's great. However, I did find that the helmet's light tint kept them from going as dark as possible, but they still got dark enough that I didn't blink. When I'm not wearing a helmet they get as dark as any sunglasses I've had. Finally, in my opinion, they are very comfortable. I can wear them all day and even forget they're on me. They also fit well so they don't slip off my nose or fall

I bought this because I'm constantly getting in and out of the relatively dark building at my job site. I used to have polarized sunglasses and liked them for driving and I thought "Photochromatic and polarization together should be a good combo." . Since all of my design drawings are on my iPad, I still have to take them off to check something (which isn't a good example as I'm the superintendent of the 100% Eye Protection Required site). too dark to wear in a work trailer. I've read that a…