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

WARNING: Don't use any chemicals to clean these or add an anti-fog chemical to the lenses unless you do it very carefully. These are dual lenses with a foam insert between them to keep them together. The chemical will get between the lenses and leave a residue that makes it hard to see through them.That being said, Pyramex has some fantastic customer service. I made the mistake of using an anti-fog chemical on them that requires you to spray it, let it dry, and then clean the lens. Unfortunately, between the lenses, there was a lot of residue and it made some of the view a bit messed up. I didn't know there was a dual lens system going on and I made the mistake of not researching before I bought. Of course, I would have bought them either way, I just would have been equipped with the proper care procedures. My mess up.Anyway, I found their website and went to talk to the customer service about getting replacement lenses. Unfortunately they do not typically sell lenses individually. However, they were more than willing to work with me and make sure that I was able to get what I needed and fast. Their response time was quite fast and they were very friendly and helpful.That aside, the goggles fit fantastically on my face. I noticed there was the typical glasses style and there was the strap style. For those using these goggles for Airsoft or any other activity that requires full seal, use the strap. Otherwise, they have the standard glasses style pieces and they are interchangeable. These goggles do not fog. I have tried everything I could think of to get them to fog and I have not had issues with them. My only concern is if I sweat in the summer and the sweat getting between the lenses. But these are cheap enough to pick up again if I need to.I definitely recommend these goggles to those looking to get into Airsoft or need a new replacement set. They come in 3 types: Amber, clear and silver, so make sure you get the right lenses.

I have dry eye, and walking the dog in cold weather can be a misery: my glasses, opaque from tears falling on them when I look down to pick up poop, freeze to my cheeks.(It was 5 degrees F this morning and windy.) These have helped a lot, better than more expensive ski and driving goggles I've tried. They're a more reasonable size, and they keep the cold and wind from my eyes, so I don't tear up. And they do not fog up easily, whereas even the expensive ski goggles inevitably do, no matter their claims. I did have to make amendments to the bridge of these, which is all sharp edges that bit into my nose, but a little Gorilla tape and some silicone glasses pads fixed that pretty well. The yellow tint is the best of the bunch as well. I'd buy another pair. Probably will when I can't find these next winter.

I go out running about 4am and it has been very cold (in the teens) and as usual dry. When I return my eyes are very puffy as if I have been crying. My eye glasses help but fog up with my mask on.Ordered these and tried them this morning and they work wonders. For some reason items find their way into my eyes. I did not have to remove to rub my eyes and they did not fog up during my entire run. I should have purchased clear instead of yellow as I was thinking yellow will help better at night. They server the 2 purposes I purchased them for.

These goggles work great for airsoft and are comfortable enough to wear all day. These did not fog on me at all after running around for 3 hours playing airsoft. Took a few hits on the lense with not even a mark on them.

After amassing a shoebox full of "anti fog" goggles I finally found one! I drive a 2 ton machine in close proximity to coworkers, in a 35-40 degree (f) environment. I needed something more then what the company provides and it had to be anti-fog, comfortable and not interfere with my field of view. These goggles are truly anti fog #1. Peripheral vision is affected but acceptable #2. Comfort... 5 on a 1 to 10scale . At first I was worried that the rigid frame would not allow the glasses to conform to my face so I used the elastic band option and had it to tight. I loosened it out all the way and that was just right for my 7-3/8" noggin. I had no issues with fogging going from the refrigerated dock into the non-refrigerated but its winter and the air is dry. There was a minor distortion in the lens when bright light was in my field of vision but it wasn't really a distraction (overhead light fixtures). The amber tint is light, not mirrored and perfect for low indoor light levels. The gasket surrounding the lenses is a closed foam, which ought to be durable and easier to clean but some of the goggles in my shoebox had poofier gaskets that were more comfortable. these arrived in a plastic envelope with a warning (short version) that while these meet ansi z87.1 and can/csa z94.3-07 standards, they offer limited protection against high velocity impacts such as paint balls and fragmentation grinders. Okay for use in my job. Follow up note: I have been getting some fog inside the lenses from perspiration if I am exerting myself in a refrigerated setting and in high humidity get fogging on the outside going from refrigerated to evap cooled dock areas, and so downgraded from 5 to 3 stars.

No fog, comfortable, and high quality, best spoggles I ever worn as a Pipe fitter.

These goggles are pretty comfortable once you get the strap adjusts properly. They're great for dry days and did not fog up, even when stopping at lights or stop signs, which has been a problem with other goggles I have tried. Their performance in the rain is not so great. Although they did not fog up, rain water got on the inside lens ( though, not between lenses) and I had to stop to wipe them out. That sucked cause I was riding in a large group. A second pair I bought I hung on my handlebars overnight and they got some condensation between the lenses. I left them in the sun for a few hours and they dried out and we're usable again. For dry weather they're great.