Goggles for treework

[orang utah]

i use a cheap set of motor cross gogles when doing dismatles after doing the same thing i still wake up in the middle of the night with stinging eyes you look like a twerp but but they do work realy well

[Yve_Clark]

The fine mesh in the Safe Eyes goggles doesn't let in any debris and they don't fog up at all...ideal for windy days too. Have a look on our site for further info on them:-

 

Safe Eyes Goggles | Fog Proof, Smear Proof, Scratch Proof Safety Goggles

 

Edited January 22, 2011 by Steve Bullman

[alex_m]

i haven't used my 'safe eyes' goggles for a while now, just because they are so uncomfortable! i thought they may have some soft padding that fit to your face without any gaps. infact they have a thin, hard plastic and the only way to get rid of all the gaps round the edge is to tighten the straps to the point were they are almost drawing blood!

(will the mk2 safe eyes, with soft padding be coming out soon?)

will be getting some of those stihl ones jonsie mentioned

[Yve_Clark]

That's strange Alex, I've never heard of anyone having such problems with the Safe-Eyes goggles. They should fit snuggly, without digging in and should certainly not leave any more than a faint mark on your skin where they have been sitting, just like any other type of goggle. There's a new design which is more like a spectacle with the mesh lens....I'll send you a free sample to try out and you can let me know how you get on with that

[Mozza]

i haven't used my 'safe eyes' goggles for a while now, just because they are so uncomfortable! i thought they may have some soft padding that fit to your face without any gaps. infact they have a thin, hard plastic and the only way to get rid of all the gaps round the edge is to tighten the straps to the point were they are almost drawing blood!

(will the mk2 safe eyes, with soft padding be coming out soon?)

will be getting some of those stihl ones jonsie mentioned

 

Is that to do with your strange mis-shaped bonce tho mate??

[alex_m]

It's probably my girly, sensitive skin that's the problem

That would be great Yve, thanks! Let me know and I will give them a proper test!

[Samuel]

i have only done one dismantle at college before and my friend let me use his pair or swimming goggles and they worked rather well:001_cool:

[arbclimber]

i have only done one dismantle at college before and my friend let me use his pair or swimming goggles and they worked rather well:001_cool:

 

:thumbdown:

Peripheral vision is rubbish with swimming goggles. No ce rating either.

[WeeDee]

You should consider ESS Advancer goggles.

They're used by troops in dessert campaigns.

Adjustable ventilation, three interchangable lens colours.

Made with ballistic polycarbonate.

Less than £20 on Ebay.

[dent]

i have a set of ess ice and they are great i use them for brushcutting

although the clear lense is now a bit crap as we were in blackbury patches

i also where them for airsoft and have never had a pellet enter round the side of the glasses like the bolle ones tend to do

also oakley do full wraparround glasses