Half Facepiece Reusable Respirator， with 2097 filters Against Dust, Particle, Pollen, Lead Paint & Asbestos,Widely Used in Painting, Cement plant，Decorating Carpentry, Welding, Metal Cutting

Easy to use, assembly is super easy the filters twist on to an o-ring and ready to use. It’s very comfortable and a cool purple color. Looks great! Breathable, good quality, great dust protection. Everything is great and a great price. Easy to find filters 2097 can be found at most big box stores both orange and blue stores.

I Use this for when I’m welding and it fits great under my helmet. Easy to breathe, wipe down to clean, and adjustable. Definitely recommend

I am a nail artist and needed something really heavy duty to protect my lungs from the gel polish particles while using my nail drill. This mask does a great job! It allows me to breathe way better than regular masks. I also love how comfortable it is!

Everything except the fastener clasps are good, the tightening clasps are very cheaply made. Aside from that the fit and seal are good

A life saver! NOISH certified filters are included. Top strap (the one that goes around the top back of the head) is adjustable - you can tighten either side by pulling the straps/buckles at your temples.Muffles voice significantly when on, just FYI, especially for those using them at busy work sites

Bought this to use for cosmetic formulation. It works great to keep the tiny dust from the surfactants out of my lungs. Easy to put the filters on and it fits comfortably. The adjustments to make a snug fit were also easy.

Exactly what I ordered. Works great.

I started using this for sanding automotive body filler. I noticed a fine white dust inside the respirator. After further investigation, I realized the check valve on the front of the respirator was not sealing. This should be sealed and only open when you exhale. This is open all the time, letting unfiltered air into the respirator. If you pull back on the rubber licking barb, it will seal, but it won't in normal operation. The first two pictures show the valve away from the seat (allowing unfiltered air in). The third picture shows how it should be with the valve against it's seat.