Windshield Padded Goggles: Clear Lenses, Anti-Fog Coating, ANSI Z87.1 Safety Standards Review

I think my head is too big. It doesn't fit my glasses comfortably. I will keep these goggles for those I play airsoft with as additional eye protection. That doesn't match my glasses either.

I do not recommend these glasses at all. I took aim with my sniper scope and started to sweat profusely and my glasses were fogged up. I also had to leave the field to take them off and wipe the inside of the goggles and it went on.

that fogged up immediately even after I removed the vent covers to improve ventilation. The styrofoam pad didn't protect against sweat at all, and the glue used to attack it did the trick because its pieces weren't assembled properly. They barely fit over my glasses and I have a small jumpsuit, not bad for the price. Remember you get what you pay for

They don't always stay clean. but they are doing their job to protect me. I'll get myself a face mask soon. oh and by the way if you want to know how they will look on you put on a pair of diving goggles and this is how it looks lol. Serious. Overall I'd recommend it if you're trying not to worry too much about looks or money. because they protect you and are cheap. but if you have the money and are really worried about safety or maybe looking cool, buy a $20 mask.

I wore these goggles once and it was relatively warm outside. After about an hour of airsoft games, the goggles started to fog up on the inside, and during the game the situation worsened, so that the water actually started running into the glasses. This can be remedied by removing the vents at the top and bottom of the goggles, but this will expose some large holes for airsoft BBs to enter, but as I couldn't see while playing any other way I settled on these Solution . . They're good for the…