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

I have purchased several different pairs of goggles that claim to be anti-fog. This is the only one that does not fog up. I do have to replace them about every three years due to wear and tear. I wear them at least five days a week while riding my bicycle. I use the elastic band for a tight fit as I get eye infections easily.

This is my second pair of Pyramex I-Force goggles that I use for playing airsoft. It is ANSI rated (also MCEP approved) and meets full seal requirements. The inner lens of the I-Force is coated and prevents fogging. Instead, it beads moisture like rain drops on a windshield and eventually collects at the bottom of the frame. You can still see through that beading more than complete fogging. That coating however, becomes moist and soft and CANNOT be wiped or touched; doing so will ruin and remove the coating and kill its anti-fog properties. This is the reason why I bought a second pair, so I can rotate each pair. Once gets worn during play while the other one dries out. And at this price, buying 2 pairs doesn't hit the walled hard either.Be advised though, Valken rebrands the same pair for $10 MORE. Don't get suckered in buying an "airsoft brand". This goggle can be used around the house, shop or work as it is safety rated eyewear. Its also small profile enough to be worn under a helmet for 2 wheeled riding.

*** Disclaimer - This review is based solely on the aesthetics, fit, and form of the glasses right out of the box. This review does not yet include its working performance. I will give a better review once I have used them around the shop (inside & outside) in the variable heat and cold. I tend to perspire a lot. Even on cold day I sweat quite a bit. This is when I expect there to be more fogging on the lenses. The Pyramex promo video sold me on the way these are constructed and how well they are supposed to vent. I have included images on my review from various angles and will explain my opinion for each. See below. *** My first thoughts... These slick hybrid goggle/glasses are amazing! Foam seal is comfortable around the eyes. The bridge could have included pads honestly. I am sure that after prolonged use, it may become uncomfortable with the bare plastic resting on your nose bridge. Maybe not though...I just don't know yet. There is room there for a pad though which would not affect the integrity of the foam seal. The 2 different straps that come with it are both comfortable, easy to replace, and easy to put on. Two different straps offer you comfort options specific to your needs. I think that is a fantastic added value to these. The temple strap when you want the feeling of glasses around your temple but be able to let them hang around your neck or on top of your head without having to worry about them falling. The goggle strap when you want a tighter seal on both the bottom and the top. Literally no need to have get a separate pair of goggles. These can perform both functions with the quick change of straps. Takes 10-20 seconds. The lenses themselves offer quite a bit of safety coverage around the eyes as you can see in the pictures. I am interested to see how these perform under bright light from outside and if the dual lenses create reflection aberrations and affect my vision. I have sensitive eyes to bright light. Another promo video I would like to see is high impact video testing of these goggles. I would not want to have an accident and find out that these simply did not hold up. I would prefer to see something to prove I am making a good decision and whether I can truly stand behind the product. I knocked off 1 star from this review for that reason alone. I will edit my review after I have personally used and tested these. For reference I have a 23.50" circumference from the bridge of nose wrapped around the temples and back to the bridge. Some say I have a large head. I am sure there are many with larger but hopefully that measurement helps you in your decision. Image #1 - Glasses with the included adjustable temple strap. I adjusted it so that it is snug but still comfortable. Image #2 - Top view of the clearance between face and frame. Same strap adjustment as image #1. Not as critical of an entry point for particles but still important to be aware of this space depending on your needs and possible overhead concerns. Image #3 - Bottom view of the clearance between face and frame. A very good seal in my opinion to keep particles out. Again, same strap adjustment as image #1 Image #4 & #5 - Thicker goggle strap and connects directly to the frame. This does not use temples and offers a better seal around your eyes. Image #6 & #7 - Size and scale Image #8 & #9 - Close-up of temples and thin strap. Then a close-up of goggle strap and how they attach to the frame. Image #10 - Shows the clearance of the frame to the face without any straps being used. This creates a very loose fitting pair of glasses. For basic use, I believe these would be just fine. If you are working with anything where loose particles could be a danger, I would highly recommend to always use either of the straps.

Just got these googles/glasses for Airsoft games and they fit awesome! I actually had previously ordered a different pair a few weeks ago and they were super tight to the point it started hurting in just under an hour of use. The seal around the frame is great and fits flush with my face which is pretty important when you have a barrage of BBs flying towards you. Haven't experienced any issues with fogging and there are small vents that provide adequate airflow. These come with 2 types of straps, one with a full strap and the other with a frame style just like sunglasses which I prefer. Both feature a locking clasp in the rear for quick release. I've used similar style glasses for motorcycle riding and these definitely would work great for night time riding since the lenses are clear. All in all these are quality safety glasses and I wouldn't hesitate to order another pair in the event that I somehow lose these. 5 stars from this picky Airsofter!

At first I was pretty impressed with these goggles. My intention for the purchase was to use them as safety goggles, if you are looking for a dessert/dust storm solution these are not optimal as is already mentioned. Pros: 1. Light weight and somewhat stylish for a goggle 2. Fairly decent fit for a low priced goggle (once again not for a dust storm) 3. Excellent anti-fog protection 4. Multiple configuration solutions Cons 1. Lenses not easily removable 2. Anti-fog coating is too sensitive 3. Barrier between both lenses is water permeable My main issue with these is that you cannot really use what I consider the conventional means of cleaning safety glasses or single lens goggles. They actually have an entire explanation of how to clean them, watch it first before you buy them or even after. You cannot use any kind of solvent other than water, you must dab the glasses. The anti-fog coating is easily damaged even with light rubbing and just water! The way I have always cleaned safety glasses is to first quickly rinse them under running water to remove any dust or debris because if you just start with a spray and wipe you get scratches. So this is what I did with these and as mentioned the barrier that separates the two lenses is water permeable. Eventually the water that got between the lenses made its way back out, but now there are hard water stains in between the lenses. I also did not dab, I wiped so the anti-fog is a bit scuffed. Overall a fair product, but way to easily damaged and ruined for a pair of safety glasses. I will be sticking with my bulkier DeWalt single lens goggles. They aren't as nice looking and the anti-fog abilities may not be quite as good as a double lens, but they are cheaper and much easier to clean and the lenses are easily replaceable.

These googles/glasses are simply amazing. I primarily use them for airsoft where I tended to fog up virtually everything. Smith Optics, Extremis, Normal safety glasses, lancer tactical. And once I picked up these, oh my gosh, amazing. These feature dual pane lens which minimize fogging and uv. I have sat around for 10 minutes in one spot in south florida heat, no fog. I have sweat so much these things stay clear. They are also very low profile and much more comfortable than smith optics elites. When I wear smith optics the foam tends to get scratchy and very uncomfortable. These have soft foam and feels like your not even wearing them. And for the price, $10-15????? Whatt? Pros: Simply no fogging Very comfortable Economical price Ajustable with glasses and goggle strap Many shades and colors Cons: Sometimes they are kinda reflective inside the google making tiny "foggy spots" but you don't realize when you go outside These are possible the best things that ever happened to me. I also use these while string trimming, "weed eating" near our canal, which sprays hot water around and instantly fogs up normal googles but these things stay true. I love them so much.

The product is very good. I live in Brazil (in central state of country) and it's very hot and sometimes wet. I used a time and then about 1 hour and 10 minutes to see a formation of water droplets inside the glasses, however they did not blur. I will do a thorough review after using them without taking out for at least 2 hours. I would remind you that the average temperature was over 30 degrees. The glasses have lateral adjustments that allow them to be adequately wrapped in the shape of the face. The fact of having two types of support, fixed (like normal glasses) and elastic, provide suitability for all tastes. Excellent product. I will buy again. Soon I will post videos and photos. Incredibly I can say that my biggest problem was the insolence of the brazilian mail service (post mail) that retained the product where it passed without any explanation. Inoperability and total incompetence. If you are in Brazil, do not expect to receive it on time, unless you believe in miracles. The seller is FIVE STARS ***** ***UPDATE*** After 3 airsoft games I properly can say: In Brazilian central state, the weather now is hot and wet (temperature during day: 28ºC/82,4ºF ~ 35ºC/95ºF / humidity: 40%~99%, fast rains almost every day), the google works for about 1 hour without any kind of blur. After that, I was running out visibility, especially in last game. Playing, I sweat like crazy and need to return to safe zone, but during the return, the cool wind made then undo. Verdict: 1h~1h20m with no blur for this weather condiction

Not sure what template they used in the design phase for these but they are not made to fit a human head smaller than a foot and a half wide. I am a big guy and have a larger skull. 24.5 inches which comes out to an XL hat size. Not bragging, just got a thick skull according to my wife. These safety glasses don't come close to conforming to the shape of my head. the edges of the frame where the straps or ear pieces attach flare out not curving around the sides of your head. By the time you crank the tightness down to force a conformity into the flexible frames you feel the life leaving your body as blackness approaches from the tourniquet you have just applied to your skull. Issues - the frames fit poorly, and are not flexible enough to conform without uncomfortable even painful tightness. The foam padding gasket is too thin to make up the gap distance. While it it useful at the temple and bridge of the nose providing a decent fit you have enough room on the sides to place a finger in the gap. This renders completely useless the dust protection aspect of the unit. I did forcefully bend them to make the fit and they rapidly returned to their original shape within seconds. But they didn't break. They do seem well constructed and would provide substantial protection, if only they were designed to fit humans and not some creature called Pumpkin-Head. I will be sending back.