Elvex SG-37C OVR-Spec II, One Size Fits All, Clear

Solid safety glasses. I have an average head and medium-sized glasses; these safety glasses fit me very well (over my regular glasses). I wanted a close fit, and got it; as others have said, if you have a particularly wide head or large glasses, you might want to look for something larger.

I've been wearing these for 3+ years now. This is one of my "top 10 products of all time." The sort of thing that somewhat compensates for modernity being a bore in many other areas of life. I.e. it is close to black magic that such superior eyeware can be had for less than $10 a pop. I have absolutely nothing bad to say about them. Amazing value for the money. I bought 45 pairs (across all 3 tints: clear, yellow, and smoke/dark) so I will have an inexpensive long-term stock in case they ever get discontinued or supply-chain/inflation pushes their cost to $25 a pair. This review is specific to the smoke/dark tint but all the comments except glare/brightness blocking apply to the other tints as well: - Fitment: Excellent over my eyeglasses. Comfortable at the temples and nosebridge for all day outdoor wear, whether recreating or working. - Optical clarity: Top-notch. When new and kept clean there is zero discernible distortion or alteration of my vision. - Color rendering: Perfect. These are like pro-grade neutral-density filters used by photographers. I.e. they dim down overall brightness and cut glare, without affecting color rendition at all. - Sun/glare blocking: The correct level for any outdoor condition from full summer sun to weak/partial overcast fall/spring lighting conditions. "Correct" meaning, they block enough light to eliminate eyestrain and squinting in any lighting condition, but they're not any darker than they need to be to accomplish that. - Structural durability: I don't baby my glasses or safety specs. I've yet to experience any hinge, frame, or lens failure on these. The frames & over-ear arms are flexible enough to allow these to be donned or removed even when wearing large/bulky earpro + respirator + "croakies" retention necklace. - Scratch resistance: Very good, probably as good as it is possible to get for a plastic lens. Of course plastic is infinitely softer than sand/grit/grinder swarf, so they can be scratched, but not too easily. I do take care to store them in a protective case when I'm on the road & they're not on my head. - Impact resistance: I have yet to test it personally in any serious manner, but the ANSI + MILSPEC certifications are the highest level it's possible to get. In fact these are rated for higher impact resistance than many so-called "ballistic-rated" shooters' glasses. Any of the tints, particularly yellow, make fine shooters glasses. - Eye protection/coverage: very good from the front, and good from the sides. These have good peripheral side shields. While not optically clear, the sideshields/arms are semi-transparent, allowing peripheral vision to easily pick up the movement of larger objects or people in the peripheral zone. I frequently wear these while driving or riding a bicycle without feeling like I'm wearing blinders.

Not suitable for the children

Tienen buen aspecto y el perfecto balance de oscuridad. Sólo falta probar su durabilidad. Por el precio están muy bien, aunque el único detalle raro es que tienen una especie de código en las dos micas casi justo al frente aunque no afectan su visibilidad. Han de ser certificados de calidad, supongo.

Lentes de material resistente y buenos acabados, casi nunca se empañan