👓 Enhanced Performance with Global Vision Eyewear Eliminator Micro Fiber Review

I work the night shift and use them when I have to get up in the middle of the day to go to the toilet or eat something. They are comfortable and dark enough that the sunlight doesn't wake me up and I can fall asleep again. Not the most stylish pair of glasses out there, but they fit me. The materials are strong enough that I think the headband can withstand heavy use when you use it for outdoor activities.

Super practical! The foam fits perfectly. The glasses are light in weight. Usually the rubber bands are too tight for my big ole head but this one fits me like a dream. The tint isn't as dark as I was hoping, but it can be fixed. Small side vents keep you cool but keep out noticeable light. I want to use them as sleeping goggles. I work the night shift. Conventional sleep masks always put pressure on the eyes/nose or let light through at the edges.

I bought these to keep the sun out of my eyes when I run in the morning. That's what they campaigned for. Of course they were also advertised as not fogging up, unfortunately they did just that. Instead of dealing with the sun scorching my eyes, I had to constantly remove my glasses to constantly clear the fog. what was worse than the scorching sun in your eyes. I ended up throwing them in the trash when I ran past. I'd rather be in the sun than get hit by a bus because I can't see two…

Bought as "safety glasses" (for sports) with mirrored yellow lenses. I haven't used them in the listed promotions yet, so I can't base my review on how they work. I'm tired of how "soft airy foam" holds up over time as it seems like a very cheap (and hardly comfortable) foam. I see the foam eroding over time from sweat and chemicals (sunscreen and bug spray). The rest of the glasses are well made and the yellow mirror lenses look very shiny. Time will tell if this translates into a 2 star…

Fits well and these goggles can be worn both inside the helmet (first put on the goggles then the helmet on the belt) and outside (first put on the helmet then the goggles) over the helmet.) Yellow lens to actually "minus blue" because that's the color that's being filtered out. Blue light has a much shorter wavelength, so removing it sharpens vision and increases contrast. However, the much larger goggles they replaced offered slightly better face protection in the event of an impact, as well…

After an eye correction, I need to protect my eyes from dry wind, dust and bright sun when doing outdoor activities. After trying several options, I am delighted with my new pair of yellow lens glasses. When I left this morning I left my mountain bike for a ride after paddling on the lake. Both activities need protection. I usually have to put on clear lenses early, before sunrise. Then I switch to tinted lenses. Of course I have both around my neck when I leave the house. When I tried on the…

They're comfortable and the lenses are very clear, reducing glare and making everything in view stand out. However, they fog up so quickly that once you've applied them to your face, they're useless. It doesn't matter whether you use fancy anti-fog products or do-it-yourself methods. 30 seconds after contact with the face, it fogs up completely. I even tried leaving them in direct sunlight to match the temperature of the material to my body temperature. Didn't make a difference. As if the…

If like me you can't wear "goggles" on a motorcycle, these goggles are perfect for night riding and even in overcast light. I can't stand the wind blowing in my eyes and I have to wear goggles. The Global Vision Eyewear Eliminator is the perfect fit; They even offer good sun protection, although I would recommend a second pair of heavily tinted glasses for people who are sensitive to light (again, like me). No anti-fog required; Even after standing at a traffic light for a long time, a 30-meter

I have similar glasses that I've had for about 5 years but can't remember the brand. It's very close. The most important things about these types of glasses are how far they are from your eyes and how they fit your nose. If the nose slit is too small, the glasses will not sit properly on your nose and will push the glasses up, and if the glasses are too close to your eyes, your eyelashes will rub against them and there will be no ventilation. rooms and they will be fogged. These goggles have…