Unique Racket Specs Eye Guard with Lens

Just what I wanted, altered a bit for pickleball

Great eye protection

I wanted cheap goggles without lenses (to avoid fogging) and with eye openings small enough to keep a pickleball out. The lenses in these had to be cut out with a Dremel; would be nice if they were made to be removable. They are lightweight and comfortable and do not obstruct my vision. Good value.

I wanted the old school goggles with no lenses but they came with lenses that I think were supposed to pop out but the 4 year old child that made them back in China, working for 2 cents a day was so tired near the end of his 16 hour shift he forgot to score the perimeter of the lenses to enable them to pop out; so when I tried to do it they broke.Very sad story, the goggles never made it into a racquetball court, and the child that messed up is probably in a Chinese prison slave camp making gravel out of boulders. Oh well!

I use these during racquetball. They're light and fairly comfortable. At first they kind of pressed on my nose. But I learned to push them down a little bit and I can barely tell I have them on. They don't come with the case or a bag which is needed to protect the lenses so I use one I had around the house.

My son didn’t like them to play sports

I think they fit fine... and I have a big head. They seem somewhat light weight which makes me wonder what my eye protection level really is, but as for comfort they are great. Secure and no fogging ( and I sweat a lot). Time will tell how long they will last, but after 25 games of racquetball, so far, so good! A real value.

I still had fogging so I cut the center section out using my dremel tool. I was a little worried that if hit directly that the ball could flatten out and do damage to my eye but I never had been hit directly in my eye so I played with them on. Several days ago when returning a ball using the back wall I had the ball hit me directly in the eye. All was ok so I guess I am alright.