Bullhead Safety EyewearBullhead Safety Sawfish Safety Glasses with Variable Tint and Performance Fog Technology Lens, UV Light Protection, Anti-Fog and Scratch Resistant, Matte Black Frame

I recently purchased my third pair of Bullhead Safety Eyewear BH2663AF, and it's not because they don't hold up – it's because I loose my glasses constantly! These safety sunglasses are a real gem. The best part is the price point, which allows me to have quality, stylish safety eyewear without breaking the bank, especially when I have to replace them frequently.The BH2663AF offers a great combination of protection and style. They not only shield my eyes from potential hazards but also look good while doing it. The anti-fog feature is a lifesaver in various conditions. The fit is comfortable, and I appreciate that they stay in place during active work.So, if like me, you need eyewear that's durable, stylish, and won't drain your wallet, these Bullhead Safety glasses are the way to go. I couldn't be happier with this purchase.

I don’t know what other reviewers are talking about. I bought these for my work specifically because they darken outside and they function extremely well. They are comfortable to wear all day which is great because I am required to wear safety glasses at all times during work hours.

I have bought several pair of these. From a purely economical standpoint, they are totally worth it. $15~ for the basic ones compared to $150 for safety-rated Under Armour sunglasses which are essentially the same function, just a different design. You can wear these all day, they are just like regular sunglasses. But when using a chainsaw, shooting, or anything else that requires safety glasses, it is so nice to just keep wearing the same sunglasses and not worry about eye safety. My biggest complaint about them is that they eventually get very scratched up because of the folding side arms hitting the lens, and the rubber also melts within about 6-8 months of regular wear. I have usually just scraped it out with a pick at this point, and then I can continue to wear them for several more months. Despite this, they are still my go-to sunglasses and I will absolutely continue to buy them at this price point.

So where do I start with these glasses? They are said to be anti-fog (in fact super duper extra anti-fog something or other), scratch resistant, and the ones I bought were variable tint/transition lenses.Firstly, these are perhaps the most uncomfortable glasses I've ever worn, and I've worn some awful safety glasses. The nose pads and above-the-ear pads are basically not there, amounting to little more than slightly differently colored bumps on the otherwise remarkably cheap feeling frames. There's nothing visually or physically appealing about these glasses, they look and feel like any $3 pair you grab from the checkout counter at AutoZone because you forgot your good glasses at home.Next, anti-fog; yeah, I made them fog in about 10 seconds flat. Granted, I was TRYING to do that to test them, but these things basically say they're immune to fogging and it took basically no effort to fog them up.Scratch resistant? Cool, except my pair came out of the box with a small scratch on one of the lenses. If it can't make it through shipping while double wrapped in packaging, in a secure box with air bags without scratching then it's got no hope in real world applications.And the best part of all, the transition lenses. Umm...well, that's a lie, easy review there. The lenses are nothing but clear plastic, no hint of a tint, and when worn in direct sunlight on this lovely 82 degree day for over 5 minutes they never darkened even the slightest.Overall, I feel completely ripped off by these things. I'm not setting out to destroy them, so I won't test their durability, but they feel like a slight bend would do them in. They look simple and boring, none of the advertised features work at all, and it's all wrapped in a $30+ price tag!? After reading so many positive reviews, I really thought I was getting something good with this purchase, but now I'm wondering if I even received the same product, because these are worth about $5 at best and that's only if I'm really desperate.Shipping them back and continuing to shop.

These are my new favorite safety glasses. Look and feel without the high price!

I have bought three pairs of these glasses. I’m pretty hard on my sunglasses because I wear them at work, etc. These glasses have been tough, look good, and don’t scratch very easy. I live them for the most part. The only complaint I have (and it’s a big one) is that the rubber pieces to cushion the nose area and behind the ears tends to break down rather quickly. It almost turns into a paste and makes them almost unwearable when they start doing this. It leaves almost like a grease on your skin. Two pairs have done this. I think it may be from the summer heat as both have done this this summer after being kept in my car.

I use these at work because my work's provided sunglasses look like eggs. These were $25, they're polarized, they're light, comfortable enough for a 12 hour shift. They scratch like any other plastic lenses, but they come with a case and if you don't use it that's kinda on you. 10/10 best glasses under $50

I have bought several pair of these over the last couple years. I like these glasses a lot they hold up very well. They do not scratch easy and do not seem to fog up very quickly.