HOLULO Safety Goggles Workwear Indirect Vent Goggles Clear Full Protection

Comfort lightweight.

In a way, these goggles do what they’re supposed to do. Rigid plastic on the front, but very floppy on the sides, they stretch and squidge to give a fairly firm grip around your eyes. The rubbery sections leave very few gaps where bits of debris might pop through and catch you in the eye, so as such, they do give a level of reassurance.They’re not without their problems though, the main one of which for me is visibility. At first I thought they were very blurry indeed, until I realised there was protective film on both sides of the front panel, so I peeled those sheets off and… they were still blurry. There’s a certain amount of subtle warping in the plastic, and very large edges that encroach on your view quite a lot and the overall result is a substantially reduced quality of vision, especially in the periphery but even when looking straight forwards. If you’re trying to do any detailed work, finessing or fiddly wiring, or even just trying to read small print in an instruction manual, they’re a real inconvenience. I’ve had other goggles which haven’t impinged on my vision anywhere near as much as these do, but these don’t feel sturdier by comparison or give any other justification for the pay-off.The fit is not especially comfortable on me, and wearing them for any length of time results in red patches where there’s been a bit of pressure, and I certainly wouldn’t want to have to wear these for long stints.The same brand also sell a larger set which is supposedly for glasses wearers (and charge a bit more for it), but just as a test I tried these whilst wearing my (fairly small) glasses and the fit was still fine, so it might not be necessary to size up to the with-glasses version unless your glasses are particularly big.As a side note, the goggles I received aren’t an exact visual match for the current product photo. The product photo shows some vent-like dimples, two on each side of the googles, but on the set I got, those dimples were nowhere to be seen. I don’t think it makes any consequential difference though, unless you’re expecting them to be actual vents, which they’re not.Whilst I think they are reasonably strong, and adequate enough for grass cutting or tasks involving wood shavings and so on, nevertheless they do both look and feel a bit cheap. The current asking price at time of writing is overpriced, neither providing the best value nor the sturdiest option. ‘Adequate’ is about right on these I’m afraid.

I was expecting better adaptability to my face from this " HOLULO Safety Goggles" if I am honest. They look good to me when I just received but when you wear they are not totally adapted to your face. But they are impact-resistant and protect your eyes, that is the most important to me.Smell at plastic at first, I recommended leaving outside the plastic bag that they come before using, a list for a few hours.They have a black strap to adapt to your head. They didn't come with a bag for storage.You can see clearly from inside the glass is no the best quality but can see thought. It is just wearing the glasses for a short period of time, they are fine. But for long hours maybe you will have to use other googles in my opinion.

These goggles have a hard plastic panel surrounded by a soft, pliable sort of silicone. They sort of mold to your face quite well and I found them comfortable, although my son said they pressed on the bridge of his nose. I've had other, hard plastic goggles and these are more comfortable and better fitting for me. At first I thought they distorted your vision but then realised that they have a protective, peel-off film not just on the outside but on the inside as well. Once the film is removed I found the vision was pretty good. Wearing any sort of eye protection is going to restrict your vision to some extent.There are no visible vent holes in the sides as with some other goggles, however even wearing these with a dust mask they barely steam up at all. I can't see any vent holes and this did lead to me feeling they were a bit hot and sweaty when I was laying a floor wearing them. Having no vent holes in the sides or top and still working okay must be a good thing for keeping contaminates out but does make them less breathable and hot

these safety goggles were surprisingly okay. I was a little upset at the fact that I was using it when I'm steaming up the wallpaper too obviously take it down and the steam over to go inside so it does seem up I wouldn't recommend it for that I feel like it's definitely protection from anything hard-hitting that could possibly come into your eyes I'm in general it does do the job quite well. it feels a bit tight on the eye area I guess this might be quite normal but it kind of gave me a little bit of a headache as it fell a bit tight. overall though it's a decent hell safety goggles. it is impact resistant so does that job quite well. I will it's alright yeah if you want to give something like this ago then go for it!

When I opened the package with these in I was initially a bit underwhelmed but then again, when I tried them on they are reasonably comfortable. The sides appear quite flimsy but that is what makes them comfortable and the front polypropylene lens is a lot thicker, which is good. I would say these are fine for general work where sawdust or similar material but nothing heavy is flying around. Just make sure you remove the film from both inside and outside the lens otherwise it is hard to see out of clearly. I could wear my glasses with these on without any problems. There’s not really much more you can say about a pair of basic goggles, they are not substantial but then again neither is the price of them.

The googles are good quality and feel very safe and comfortable when worn. The strap is good and they didn't fog or slip at all.I would give them 5 stars if they came in a decent case, like something made from plastic or even a solid double walled cardboard. I say that because these are a premium feel google and the soft edges feel really nice on the face, but they came in a soft bag and had been squashed flat in the supply chain. Getting them back into shape was a hassle that took a couple of days of propping them open. Maybe I could have warmed the plastic or something, I'm not sure, but at least now they fit the face nicely.Its a shame because they feel great when worn. These could be a 5 star premium product if they arrived "ready to go".