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I'm a woman with a narrower skull than my husband and theses glasses fit both of us. I bought these for some stonework I'm doing. I'd buy these again in a second if I lost them. They don't fog up or distort. I wanted glasses I'd forget I was wearing and wouldn't slide down my nose every time I bend over to pick up a stone. These fit the bill perfectly.
If I had done more research, I would have only one pair but now I have a backup pair. I forget that I have them on while working. I bought a second pair with reading magnification.
They are lightweight and comfortable and I bought them to use when I am outside doing yardwork and they are just fine for that. These are pretty decent for what they are.
They are so light-weight that I don't even know that I am wearing them. These safety glasses fit right over my prescription wire-rim glasses with no problem. I was so impressed that I immediately ordered the smokey lens glasses for outdoor work. I was very impressed with the fit of these glasses. I wear progressive tri-focals and need them all the time while I am doing my woodworking since I have cataracs starting to grow.
As a result, the center nosepieces do not actually touch my nose; rather, but bottom of the glasses rest on my cheek. (Kind of like the purple glow around white objects in pictures taken by compact camera's).NOTE: I have a slightly slimmer than average nose. Completely distortion free except that I see a faint blue halo around black printed letters on paper.
Fits very well for my average-small head, though flexible enough for larger heads. Priced at four dollars, definitely worth it. Just got it today--very clear, no distortion.
Minimal fogging, though if you just push the glasses a little away from your face, it will disappear. This results in a larger gap on top--not good for road bicyclists who want to keep bugs and dust from flying in their eyes. Weighs.885oz or 25g.
Looks very good, fits the contours of my face as to prevent flying particles from getting to my eyes.
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