🔧 DPG52 BC Lightweight Protective Contractor Performance Review

These are my universal glasses. I use them at home: general housekeeping, tree trimming, various light woodwork (light sanding, painting, etc.). For heavier work, when I know a lot of things will fly, I use the Dewalt DPG82-11C Concealer Clear Anti-Fog Dual Mold goggles. gusts of wind), Escrima training, knife training and various sports (soccer, basketball, softball). You poked my eyes and I need eyes for work. Overall, I highly recommend these glasses.

I really wanted to like her and I like her. Clarity is very good. The opacity is also good, but uncomfortable. The parts that rest on top of my ears are firm and silicone-free, so they create a pressure hotspot. The nose pads are also very good but offer no protection from the edges of the lenses, the hard plastic sits squarely on the nose. Also, one of the hinges is very tight and doesn't open/close easily. It feels like I'm about to break it, but it's not there yet. It's not that bad if I put

Very organized and comfortable for extended use in the shop. They don't pinch or hug my head hard enough to distract me, but they stay where they are. I appreciate the way they are packaged because I can reuse the packaging and protect it from scratches. They don't fog up as easily as some other glasses, which is good when working in the shop in cooler temperatures. They fit my purpose. I use them when sawing wood or when working with a router. Didn't think they would be good for heavy duty…