Uvex Honeywell Home UVEX by Honeywell A800 Series Safety Eyewear Clear Lens with Anti-Scratch Hardcoat

These glasses are the favorite in my woodworking shop. I have been on the hunt for the most effective and affordable safety eqipment since I started in woodworking over 25 years ago. These afford the best coverage/protection of any of the lower priced safety glasses I have ever tried. The lenses are clearer and create far less distortion than most safety glasses at any price. All of the folks in my shop have a pair and they all love them. The most important aspect of any safety equipment in that it is comfortable enough that people will actually use it.

These protective glasses were a replacement for the ones that I had which got scratched and damaged. Same great quality at a great price that included 3 protective glasses for much less than I paid for my original set.

Good glasses wish the frame was a little more sturdy. Size runs a little big for me. Nice and light weight. Easy to see out of. They did fog up for me. Ended up with the 3M Privo which was more comfortable and sturdy.

I like how lightweight these glasses are. I bought the Crews BK110AF Bearkat Safety Glasses at the same time and i think that the UVEX are way better. The UVEX do seem more flimsy than the bearkat. I can wear the UVEX all day long but the bearkat glasses hurt my head after a short while.

Clear, light, and protective. It has performed up to what I expected.

The sperian A803's hinges are its weakest link. Now, I can hear you already saying, "Of course they're the weakest part, they're hinges!" This is true, but they don't need to come incorrectly molded right out of the packaging. These hinges are the same as the A700 series, which admittedly bent because someone served a tennis ball into my face and gave me a bloody nose. These replacements have the same weak hinges, and one of them doesn't fold out all the way. Unlike my previous pair, these fit fine despite this issue, but unfortunately, because of the new frame "fins", the incorrectly molded hinge is extremely obvious. When I received my pair I thought they were unwearable because the issue bore such a resemblance to the A700 pair that I have.Regarding the rest of the glasses, they look great, though not perfect. These glasses are much slimmer than the A700 series, and the blue tint is much darker. The fins on the frames are a really nice touch, if only they aligned properly. The biggest potential drawback in the looks of the A803 is the black rubber that interrupts the solid plastic unibrow of the A700 series. Fortunately, because this pair is a much darker blue, they mask this change very nicely. I really wish the sides of the frame were tinted blue instead of grey, because it really is more of a jarring transition than I'd like. Unfortunately, the darker blue tint no longer acts as a perfect mirror, so people will be able to see the outline of my eyes while I'm wearing these. I purchased these to wear as hip running sunglasses instead of as safety equipment. If the quality of the joints were better, I'd give it the full five stars. As it stands, it really leaves a bad taste in my mouth not only because the smooth fin underside is ruined, but because it mimics the problem I had with the previous pair that I used.Price at purchase: $6.96

Good scratch resistance, easy to clean, and frame doesn’t block vision in any way. Took about 2 months of daily “in and out” of my work bag for it to develop any micro scratches, which is pretty good - usually the cheap safety glasses I buy don’t last a week of that.

The particular pair that I chose were inexpensive but lacked anti-fog features. I purchased an anti-fog chemical and applied it. The lenses are extremely clear and the design is light. They are a little thin with twisting motion, but otherwise very well made and inexpensive.