🛡️ Classroom Protection: Advanced Anti-Fog Shield with Registration Review

I really have no complaints about these glasses. They fit comfortably, are lightweight and I haven't noticed any fogging issues. They're not necessarily dazzling, but I can tell I'm looking through a "clear lens" when I wear them. After wearing them for about an hour my face starts to sweat a little under the goggles so it's fair to say they block airflow (that's the whole point of getting goggles without ventilation) . But. The point on each side of the goggles where it attaches to the elastic

I bought some goggles, this one from Revain which is very similar but costs $4 more and another locally from a medical supplier. Without a doubt they are the best in several respects, although I will say that they have all been satisfactory. They are clearer to see through. The bandage fits snugly to the head. The lower part of the goggle near the face slits is a single unit, unlike either of the other two parts (connected to the frame with connectors and leaving holes). While NONE of these are

I looked at a number of different types of goggles before I had to fly and most of them left too much wiggle room around the lenses themselves including at the top where you want to make a gap LAST - that's where most of the drops go from the top. These are cracks in the temples. Here's the thing - there is no functional ski goggle/goggle that does NOT have vents because that's the only way to keep them from fogging up. And they definitely had some sort of anti-fog on the lenses because…