Recommend safety specs?

[Joe Newton]

I recently switched to Safe Eyes (thank you Clarks), and think they are the best thing I've used.

Flip onto my lid easily when not in use, and my eyes have been crud-free.

You can also unleash a massive grolly when you get dust in your throat.

Don't do that with your visor down, s'not a great look....

 

 

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Done that. Was aiming for my groundies lid. Didn't get very far.

[peatff]

Yeah don't hock a loogie with your visor down Mesh glasses look a good investment and they don't cost a lot.

[miker]

grolly ,lol, havent heard that in a while

i use dewalt or scruffs safety specs

Those yellow tint make even the dullest day look bright

[arbmark]

Why wear them at all? if you have a mesh visor that should be enough.

 

youre right - where you and i are going wrong is that we are spraying the sawdust away from ourselves, and probably across wind so it cant eddy back. doh!

[Chopperbob]

I find bolle satefy glasses good and there cheap to around £10 quid a pair don't steam up and anti scratch to an extent.

[Hodge]

See my post Hodge, I've had the same problems, and the mesh goggles that Clarkes sell are the best thing I've used so far. Just don't look up in the rain.

 

 

Just ordered some. Cheers Joe.

[Mark Bolam]

You'll like them Hodge.

I wear mine on the loose side, straps round my Vertex Vent.

 

 

 

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[Mountain man]

youre right - where you and i are going wrong is that we are spraying the sawdust away from ourselves, and probably across wind so it cant eddy back. doh!

 

Closing your eyes helps:001_smile:. I was doing a decent size oak this week in high winds.

Didn't seem to matter where I was, I got an eyeful.

[Joe Newton]

You'll like them Hodge.

I wear mine on the loose side, straps round my Vertex Vent.

 

 

 

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Same here, though I do find when I put them down I have to pull the straps tight.

 

They don't scratch, don't get lost, and don't mist up like specs. The only problem is rain.

 

Closing your eyes helps:001_smile:. I was doing a decent size oak this week in high winds.

 

Didn't seem to matter where I was, I got an eyeful.

 

 

If you don't have wood shavings in your beard, then people won't know you're a big bad tree cutter!

[jrose]

I use Bolle Trackers in yellow, best I've found on my third pair now! Honey brothers do them, or eBay