Pyramex Exeter Safety Eyewear

I'm on my second pair of these, since the first pair went missing and is probably hiding under a car seat somewhere, or on a desk in plain sight. Aviator glasses have always been my favorite but those frames are just too fragile, especially with the rough handling I give them. These have held up to abuse. Here's the short story:These are my current go-to sunglasses. I will put an asterisk (*) after the reasons.Yellow lenses help to improve visual contrast. The tint is darker than what I normally think of for "shooter's amber" and are decent for the outdoor range, but too dark for the indoor range we go to. In mid-day sun, I am reminded of autumn, late in the day. I wouldn't mind if the manufacturer also made these with a 30 - 40% ND lens (they might, but I haven't gone looking for them).They are good day-time driving glasses or outdoor safety glasses, they are stylish and don't look like goofy "safety glasses." I like the wrap-around effect because I can't stand a low sun coming in at the sides and hitting the inside of lenses.* The arc of the curve between front lenses and the side portion is almost continuous, but not quite. The listing picture looks more continuous than the actual items. Also, they are not as iridescent as the picture would have you believe (UPDATE: they have since changed the product image). I would not use these for driving during twilight or night.I drive into the sun to and from work. Every. Single. Day. The top edge of the frame is low enough to not interfere with the bill of my caps* which I keep in a red-neck curve.They fit my melon well.* I don't think I have a large head, but a lot of sunglasses I get are too tight and I end up just giving them away.They have yet to fog up on me* and most glasses do, especially when stepping out into cold air. There is just enough gap between the frame and my face in the corners to let the eyeball steam escape, but the gaps are not within my field of vision and I haven't noticed stray light bouncing around inside*, which I hate just like the low sun I mentioned before. As I write this, I just put them back on and cannot find the gaps when I went looking for them.Let me touch on "stylish" again. They do not look like the Old-Geezer-In-Vegas "cataract" wraparounds* that two of my brothers are fond of. Those glasses make me cringe inside whenever I see them. Son, don't ever let your Pops be seen in public looking like that.Could there be improvements? Sure, but not at this price point, and I misplace or break too many sunglasses to spend more.Bottom line: I would recommend these Bad Boys.---[The light source in the pictures is a low-end Ryobi ONE+ P704 flashlight with stock incandescent bulb.]

These glasses give a great view and eliminate glare very well. They have great material construction and do not break easily. Only drawback was a slight damage on lens but just need more careful attention.

They fit well, good for the price.

Good UV protection and ANSI Z87.1 high impact compliance. Nice wrap-around design protects sides of face. Fits somewhat tight for my medium sized face. The H2X anti-fog lens coating isn’t moisture resistant and is coming off bit by bit; hazardous because vision is hampered. I simply cleaned off all of the smudged coatings front and back with a wet microfiber towel.

I used these for cycling. They are cheap but also the most comfortable I have found so I can keep multiple pairs and not worry about them getting scratched up or lost.

The glasses are as pictured. Fit well. The frame on the arms is designed so that you can actually see through the side lens, not that you can see that far to the side anyway. Not useful really, but interesting and cool I think. The front and side lenses match up perfectly. If you look closely you can see the transition - where the change of the curvature happens. But from a distance the lenses look continuous and wrap around the side.I will readily buy them again when I inevitably break/scratch/ruin this pair.

Excelente

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