Eye Protection

[oldwoodcutter]

The itex ones from clarks are adjustable in length and tilt,use mine all the time.

[High Scale]

Bugz.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

The Stein Orbit glasses are good because the arms are flat.

 

 

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[MOG]

Tree Stuff - Lexa Clear Safety Glasses

 

theses are the only glasses that dont steam up for me and work great for me and cheap enough.

[taffupatree]

Have a set of the nexus safety glasses. Top notch and have never misted up even wearing them in heavy rain and wind. Yellow lenses are fine in this light but may switch to the clear in the summer. Arms are movable as well so will fit pretty much everyone

[gand]

Cheers for the replies still making my mind up. Gonna order some tonight whatever happens

[taffupatree]

All depending on your helmet of course but could go down the visor route instead of using glasses.

[gand]

I use the Petzl Vertex and have found I'm getting a lot more fine bits of dust in my eye. Far more than I used to get with the standard husky climbing lid, so thinking glasses are the way forward

[oldwoodcutter]

Yes,the visor doesnt stop the dust Gand,the last time i had my eyes tested,when they have a good look right in your eyes,he saw lots of little scars,asked what i did for a living, and told me to always wear close fitting safety specs if i want to keep my eyesight.

[Dan Earp]

eBay have cheap british army goggles.

Have used them every where and haven't fogged up on me.

 

 

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