Safety Glasses with Clear Anti-Fog Lenses

I love milwaukee tools and the brand and it sucks that im writing a poor review. I admit that these glasses are very comfortable to wear but, it didnt take long for the glasses to scuff up. I was only doing some Diy stuff at the time. Not a good sign. They're great for sunglasses though! I think ill stick with 3M for now

Milwaukee 48-73-2005 Tinted Anti-Fog Anti-Scratch Safety Glasses – These safety glasses meet or comply with ANSI Z87.1 and CSA Z94.3, the lens are impact resistant, although not unbreakable…According to Milwaukee these lens will block 99.9% of UVA, 99.9% of UVB and 99.9% of UVC…The nose bridge is manufactured from a soft flexible material, eliminating the need of bending the nose bridge into a comfort position…The temple pieces angle in and therefore provide a secure hold for the glasses, they won’t fall off when bending over…The temple pieces are manufactured form a resin material which if heated with a heat gun could be angled more inward to fit a smaller head…These safety glassed performed as indicated, intended and expected without any problems…

Waste money i cant believe is making cheapy quality

Finally a pair of glasses that fit the width of my face and adjustable nose pads make them a great fit and they are very lightweight, which I like because other glasses tend to fall off my face while i'm working due to poor fitting. These stay on very well. However, I'm quite clumsy and have dropped these a lot. I've worn this for one week and I'm disappointed that there are minor scratches on the glass. I would still recommend this pair due to it's lightweight and fitting. It has not fogged up and despite how many times I've dropped it, I suppose it could've been more scratched than it is.

Fit perfect and good quality

Milwaukee knows that it’s important to protect the eyes and these safety glasses with tinted lenses provide protection, hours of comfort and good looks. Firstly, I wanted to know if I can read a manual, plan or document through these glasses inside a building and, yes, I can, quite comfortably. Next up was the protection from harsh sunlight; again, these glasses work well. Sure, darker glasses are available but they are not as useable in my every day circumstances. Comfort is always near the top of the list when it comes to safety glasses and the generous and flexible nose bridge on these glasses works very well in preventing a common pinch point especially on wide bridged noses like mine. The straight-ish arms hold the glasses firmly in place without any discomfort and don’t interfere with my hearing aids. The anti-fog and anti-scratch features further increase comfort and usability. I did not try out the impact resistance of the lenses to prevent incursion of foreign objects but the standards claimed by Milwaukee, ANSI Z87.1+ and CSA Z94.3 look to be good enough for most of the jobs I get involved in. As a bonus, the packaging is very easy to open and the glasses come out without any risk of getting scratched. Of course, it is inevitable that these safety glasses will get scratched and damaged – better them than me – and I like to keep a few back up pairs on hand for that very eventuality.

Between home and landscaping projects, dog exercising, and a number of recreational activities, I'm outdoors more than I'm inside. A good, sturdy pair of sunglasses is, therefore, hugely important to me. These Tinted Safety Glasses from Milwaukee meet my needs perfectly. The lenses are thick enough to protect your eyes from flying debris, and the wrap-around design blocks the wind nicely when driving, running or cycling. The flexible frame feels solid yet secure, and can be worn for hours with comfort. And they look great, so they can be worn anywhere. I like these glasses - highly recommended!

These are high quality, light weight, comfortable safety glasses. These safety glasses are a nice upgrade from the basic single-piece safety glasses I've been using. These have a separate rubber nose piece and flexible over-molded / rubberized bridge and temples. They fit me well without any adjustment. The clear lens is nice and thick, and looks like it will provide plenty of protection for me for my light woodworking and DIY tasks. The lenses on these glasses don't sit as close to my face as a few other models I have used, so there is a gap between the lens and my face, but that also means that the lens isn't resting against my face or cheeks, so the lens size is a trade-off. I'm okay with this lens for most of my tasks, but if I do metal grinding or concrete grinding where fine debris is flying all over, I'll use safety goggles that have full coverage around my eyes. I always like to have several pair hanging next to my tool box so that they are always handy. And I seem to gradually lose or misplace my safety glasses, so I like to keep multiple pairs. The only minor issue I've had with these safety glasses is the black rubber nosepiece. When I first put the glasses on, the black nosepiece is very visible and noticeable in my peripheral vision. After I wear the glasses for a few minutes, my brain seems to be able to ignore it and I don't notice it as much. But other than that, they are great safety glasses.

Actually don't fog up, even with a face mask on. In the photo below, I was out in 23­­°F weather and my breath was blowing back directly on the glasses. Absolutely no steaming up. A great feature when you're wearing safety glasses while operating something sharp and you don't want to make your work turn red. The ear pieces are rubber and provide some grip without feeling like they are drilling into your skull. The nose rest is also rubber so the glasses won't slide down when you start sweating. These are a good investment & take away your excuses for not wearing them.

I try to be good and wear my safety glasses and my pair normally sits on my work bench for easy access. Unfortunately they have taken some abuse and needed to be replaced. I didn't realize how scratched up the old pair was until I got new ones. Amazingly I can see what I'm doing again. That alone is reason enough to buy these. The have a nice wrap around to protect from debris coming in from the sides. They are extremely lightweight and comfortable. They have a very comfortable rubber nose piece that they have enough ventilation that you don't get as hot and sweaty. They are also pretty flexible so when you set them down and step on them they don't shatter if you catch yourself soon enough, yes I inadvertently tested this.