PYRAMEX I-Force Sporty Dual Pane Anti-Fog Goggle, Black Frame/Clear Anti-Fog Lens

I'm impressed. Because of the COVID-19 and being forced to wear a mask, your safety glasses tend to fog up. I would say these goggles eliminate 90% of that problem. They press comfortably against your face in a way that prevents moisture from rising up from your mouth/nose and getting condensation in your lenses. They don't impede your view, the lenses are clear enough that you forget you are wearing anything. The earpieces adjust up and down a few degrees so they always rest comfortably on your face, and they have a detachable band at the ends that let you hang them on your neck or hard hat. It even comes with an entirely separate band-only attachment so you can take the earpieces off and have it strictly elastic. I'm seriously stoked about these and have already convinced a few friends to get them. The grey lenses are actually easy to see through indoors yet appear much darker in person than what is shown in the picture. I've only had them for a few weeks but I am loving the quality.

I like to walk in cold weather with facemask on, My regular sunglasses will always fog up from exhaling warm air through my face covering . The Pyramex glasses will not fog up at all. I tried to make them fog up on purpose by exhaling heavily, but they did not fog up at all. Secure them firmly around your face, and you're all set. Great product at a great price.

First game took a round or two to the left lens, held up fine no marks. However right eye still fogged up pretty often after a few games and i got sweating. So decent for 20$, if your high speed and sweat alot these might fog up often for you.

I bought these for my husband. He has trouble with dry eyes and when he would cut grass he would be miserable for hours due to dust and debris getting in his eyes. These are working out great for him and he says they really work at keeping dust, etc out of his eyes. They were very affordable, the seal works great and they are adjustable. Plus they’re tinted to keep sun out. We would recommend!

(Updated)The problem with these goggles is the material of the inner lens. The acetate is a thin piece of plastic that easily gets smeared, scratched and hazy. Once that happens the dual lens concept is pointless. Yes, they are very less likely to get foggy, but vision will be compromised. It would be better if the inside lens were also made of polycarbonate as the outer lens. These goggles are also uncomfortable over time because the gasket fits too close around the eye sockets. Voids and gaps allow wind and dust to get into them.If you sweat a lot or wear them in the rain and are really hot, there can be some fogging and worse, the perspiration or the rain water can get between those lenses and stay stuck there, sloshing around. The inner acetate "lens" (actually just a hard plastic sheet) has to be removed with the water being pressed out. This can cause scratching on the acetate and keep the glasses hazy.Other than that, the strap option is convenient especially for wearing under hats or helmets. The gasket around the lenses keeps out most debris, but not dust and grass clippings. It doesn't fit a seal around the eyes.

Absolutely best pieces of eye protection I’ve ever bought, only fog in the most extreme of circumstances and look fantastic. If you get the grey variant just be aware that they are sunglasses

I use these to weed whack. I use it under my face shield. There's always sneaky pieces of cuttings or rocks that manage to make its way under the face shield. I wouldn't recommend using these on its own. I've used it before with no face shield and it takes damage that will shorten the life of the goggles.

I bought 2 pairs of these to mow grass. my wife and I wore these goggles 1 time and put them up in a safe place so they wouldn't get scratched. The very next day we was going to finish mowing and both pairs of these were sort of scratched and cracked. I'm not sure how to explain this but they looked like you had put a heat gun on them for a second and they were rough and scratched. you couldn't even see through the glasses. I though they might have moisture between the lens so I took them apart. That wasn't it. The problem happened in between the two lenses. To the trash can they went. What a shame!!!