Eye Protection

[Ewan Murray]

I have just got back from the hospital after getting a load of dust in my eyes, i have an ulcer on my eyelid and a scratched cornea just wondering if anyone can recommend me eye protection, im pretty sweaty soo preferably ones that dont fog and has anyone used those bug eyez they have in the states?

[robbo 110]

have you got a local B.O.C. gas & gear shop?? there anti-fog safety wear is good, bit on the dear side but they do re-placement lenses etc

[RobRainford]

The bug eyes are apparently well rated I think. So they are probably your best bet. Or jut type safety glasses into eBay for some cool shades!

[alex_m]

safe eyes - they work very well, a tad uncomfortable, but you get used to it eventually

 

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

[WeeDee]

ESS Advancer goggles {from Ebay}

 

Army issue. desert tested. adjustable ventilation. balistic standard.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

ESS Advancer goggles {from Ebay}

 

Army issue. desert tested. adjustable ventilation. balistic standard.

 

They sound cool

 

my brother in law got a severe eye infection caused by dust from an old birds nest, so good eye protection is something im always keen to see:thumbup:

 

i still havent found what i am looking for though:thumbdown:

[rapidlee]

i was using googles from lidl and they were pretty neat until you sweat and they fog up. i now use the mesh goggles from new zealand, they are great and fit really well.

[Taupotreeman]

Been in to the opticians 3 times in the last couple of months to have seeds, sawdust etc removed from my eyes. Anti fog glasses seem pretty expensive to me so has anybody tried the ESS Advancers and if so do they work (as in not fogging up)?

[Tommy_B]

I have just got back from the hospital after getting a load of dust in my eyes, i have an ulcer on my eyelid and a scratched cornea. just wondering if anyone can recommend me eye protection, im pretty sweaty soo preferably ones that dont fog and has anyone used those bug eyez they have in the states?

 

Told you you'd scratched it!!!

 

I've used the old stihl glasses that were made from the same viser material as the drop down visors on the helmets, they were rubbish imo. Safety glasses are alright until they sweat up. I have found the Visor on the Stein to be fine ( I think its because you look so cool, the woodchip doesn't dare come near you:thumbup1:)

 

I had a mate that used to swear by Snowboarding/Ski goggles, but I never tried that one. Couldn't be sure he wasn't winding me up though!!

[Stevie Mac]

I got myself a pair of these prescription safety glasses.

 

Maxim2x2

 

But I've had a real problem with them fogging up. So I contacted the company that I got them from and they recommended this,

 

Opti-Mist Fog Free Window Film.

 

Not tried it yet but once I do I will let you know how a got on. Also I will have a good bit of the film left over If any one else wants to try it out I can send you some.