Amazon has
DeWALT Concealer Anti-Fog Dual Mold Safety Goggles (DPG82) on sale for
$9.99.
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Details:
- Lens Protection: DEWALT ToughCoat hard coating resists scratches
- Anti-Fog Performance: Anti-fog lens coating prevents fogging
- Face Seal: Soft dual-injected rubber conforms to face for high-level protection against dust and debris
- Head Strap: Adjustable elastic cloth strap for comfortable fit
- Breathability: Ventilation channels promote airflow and reduce fogging
- Design & Safety: Low-profile design ensures full field of vision; polycarbonate lens meets ANSI Z87.1+ standards and blocks 99.9% UV rays
Top Comments
Community Reviews
These DEWALT safety goggles are a low cost option that can work well for keeping dust and ash out of your eyes. The clear dual mold lens is praised for the price, and the fabric bag helps prevent scratches in storage. Fit is the main issue, with reports of a rigid frame that suits small faces better, gaps at the seal, and trouble over larger glasses. Fogging and condensation also show up quickly, and the lens scratches easily, especially in dusty work like drywall.
people doing short, low-cost DIY tasks who just need basic eye protection because one commenter said they were "good for $10."
people dealing with smoke/ash outdoors (like wildfire conditions) because one user said they were "indispensable for keeping ash out of your eyes" and "didn't fog" during the California fires.
people who need a tight face seal for reliable anti-fog performance because multiple users reported poor sealing (including a visible gap) and that they "still fog" or fog easily if the seal isn't right.
people who wear larger or wider glasses because commenters warned these "might not fit over larger glasses" and that they "only fit small faces" since the rigid lens doesn't flex.
people who want true scratch-resistant lenses because users reported the "anti-scratch" marketing didn't hold up and that the lenses got scratched "to absolute hell."
people doing dusty work like drywall sanding because commenters said the lenses scratch very easily and they had to discard them shortly after starting a drywall project.
people who are sensitive to comfort issues (sweating/fit) because one commenter said they "looked dumb as heck" and their face got "so sweaty" that they wouldn't use them.
people expecting strong anti-fog coatings because one user said the "anti-fog" is basically just vent holes and that they still had to make their own anti-fog solution.
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And my face got so sweaty - gonna be a no for me
Just stick with normal PPE glasses
During the California fires from January before last, these goggles were indispensable for keeping ash out of your eyes when you had to be outside, and they didn't fog on me then.
So pick your poison, I guess.
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