Eye Protection

[Treezybreez]

It looks like only the standard mesh goggles are ANSI compliant. The Fine mesh do not comply.

Unfortunately for me the mesh doesn't come with vision correction.

 

[SingleJack]

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It looks like only the standard mesh goggles are ANSI compliant. The Fine mesh do not comply.

Unfortunately for me the mesh doesn't come with vision correction.

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Another thing to consider, unfortunately the mesh doesn't come with UV protection, either. I've got the mesh but since I've gotten old(er), my eye doctor keeps harping on me about UV and she won't 'let' me wear them.
Just a head up ...

 

[islandarb]

Hey TK why not wear them under the Kask helmet with the smoke visor I am sure that has the UV protection you need ( that's what I mainly use ). I too must check that out because down here in the tropics we use polarized shades mostly as cataract and terigiums are prevalent with people that spend many hours outdoors especially doing water sport activities.

 

[bonner1040]

I wear something like what Jack has. one piece, no nose pieces or exposed hinges.

I get them for $2 @ the shooting range. I usually buy 5-10 pairs at once and go through at least a pair every week it seems.

 

[bonner1040]

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http://www.safeeyesgoggles.com/


I don't know what their vendor network is like in the US. It would be worth the effort finding a vendor if you're looking for this type of eye protection.

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Amazon.com

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B...p;condition=new

$25

 

[bonner1040]

oh and the safe eyes are on wesspur as well..

http://www.wesspur.com/safety/tree-climber-eye-pro.html

 

[tcsafety]

Unfortunately for me the mesh doesn't come with vision correction.

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Yeah, I need something that will fit over my glasses. Maybe if these are a hit they'll figure that out.