EDGE Reclus Anti-Reflective Lightweight Safety Glasses, High Impact Rated Z87.1+ Tested, Non-Slip Protective Eyewear

I have worn these for awhile now. I tried several different "cheaper" brands and these one checked all the boxes. Price, durability, comfort. I finally broke down and bought the version. These did not give me the fish eye feeling I experienced with other polarized sunglasses. The fact they are safety glasses is an added bonus. I can wear them around the farm, fire station, go shooting and not have to remember to switch glasses. They are comfortable, I worn them for 16+hr days and forget I have them on at times. The lenses take a beating. My son wanted some sunglasses so I got him a pair and loves them. They do tend to fog some, but fairly rare, but what sunglasses don't? Still highly recommend.

Bought these in 2013 and recently just went out shooting again in 2016. Left a pair in my nylon gun case. While shooting, a gust of wind blew the case up in front of the gun. Shot a round right into the bag but couldn't find the exit hole. Didn't think about it until a while later. When putting things away I found the glasses had broken but the lens had deflected the .22 bullet almost completely. Just bought another pair and upgraded my original rating. The full frame never bothered me and I think the lenses would easily deflect debris. In fact, now that I think about it, these glasses already save my son in law who was a little too close to a scope on his new 30.06. The impact broke skin but the glasses distributed the force out so it wasn't too bad. Saved his eye anyway and that is the point, right? I purchased two pairs of these to take to the shooting range. They fit snugly and work well with the over-the-ear type hearing protection I have. They are decently comfortable and very sturdy feeling. In fact, part of what I don't love about them is the frame that goes all the way around the lens which probably provides more rigidity and increases safety but bothers me a little since I normally wear frameless lenses. For shooting, these fit against my face so I'm not going to get a hot shell ejected behind the lens and they are clear enough to use in an indoor range. For the price they can't be beat for safety so I'm giving them four stars. Pros - Comfortable More protection than most Good for shooting indoors Sturdy Cons Don't fold up compactly I'm not use to frames around the lens

Just got these so cannot tell how well they'll withstand the test of time. The lenses seem of fairly good optical quality - I cannot detect any disturbing optical aberrations. The frame seems sturdy and lenses large enough to provide good eye protection. Edge specify pass-through of 65% of visible light. While some reduction in light intensity is noticeable, I'm not finding it particularly disturbing. Some reviewers on Amazon commented about this frame being too tight. The upside is that the glasses won't easily fall, yet they are indeed somewhat tight and I can see how that can be an issue for those with bigger/wider skulls, or when wearing them for long stretches of time.

First and foremost, these are safety glasses. Up close they look and feel cheap. From a distance people would not know you only paid $10 for them. Don't purchase these expecting them to be as nice as a pair of Ray Bans or Oakleys! Instead, buy them with the intent to use the hell out of them without having to worry about them scratching, breaking, getting dirty, etc. These will absolutely protect your eyes when you need it most. Just take a look at the Edge website. You can appreciate the research and development that are put into these before they are sold! Compared to my ESS CDI ballistic sunglasses, these look similar but the quality isn't as nice. I prefer the matte finish the CDIs have as opposed to the glossy finish of these Edge glasses. The Edge glasses have a better fit than my ESS do and they also cover more eye area (for lack of better word) than the ESS do. Meaning dirt and debris have a lesser chance of getting in your eye by wind, dust storms, etc. You can't replace the lenses on these like you can with the CDIs, but for the price of one replacement lens you could actually buy two of these! Edge also has multiple styles, configurations (polarized/non-polarized, different color lenses/etc) and frame colors to suit your needs. Some reviewers on here mentioned they had a tight fit around their heads. These didn't feel that way when I put them on. I would absolutely give these 5 stars. For roughly $10, you won't find a better pair of safety eyewear in that price range. $10 to protect your eyes or permanently lose your vision in the event you weren't wearing safety glasses!

I have worn this series of glasses since 2018. A few years ago, they updated the design (the old version had a large "E" instead of the current logo on the side). On the new design, the rubber grip section on the earpiece tends to come off way too soon, leaving a very sharp point at the end. Good glasses, but for me, they cost too much to put up with that type of issue.

I actually use these as my daily wear sunglasses. Bear in mind that my sunglass budget generally runs in the 15 dollar range, since they tend to either break, peel, delaminate, or get lost. But I wanted some sunglasses I could wear to the shooting range, as well as use for regular projects outdoors. These do the job admirably and are worth the 26-ish dollars I paid. I prefer sunglasses that hide the eyes -- just a personal preference -- and these do fairly well. They look pretty much like regular sun shades, perhaps a bit sturdier. I like the blue polarization a lot. I'm not sure what "aqua precision" means, but I can see through them clearly, and they do enhance colors a bit like other polarized glasses I have used. They haven't gotten scratched, and when they get dusty or dirty, I just dip them in a bit or soapy water, rinse them off, and let them dry on a paper towel. Polish the lenses up with microfiber, and they're good to go. I'm still happy with them, and if I lost or broke this pair, I would buy another with no hesitation. UPDATE Late 2021: I thought I DID lose them, so I actually bought TWO more. Then I found the originals. I really like them.

I ordered the "Clear Anti-Reflect" safety glasses. I have seen these glasses with tinted lenses, and I thought that they would be great with just clear lenses, and they are. The "anti-reflect" kinda gives them a slight mirrored look from the outside looking in. They do have a slight yellowy tint but thats ok with me. Overall Build Quality is very nice. They feel very sturdy and at the same time very comfortable to wear. I tested wearing these all day, and to my surprise they didn't leave any indents in my skin, like other cheap pairs of glasses do. While I was wearing them, some of my friends thought that they were glasses that I would wear if I wasn't wearing contacts. I don't wear glasses, and I then had to explain that they were safety glasses and then people started understanding. When i first tried them on, I had to check to make sure that there were actually lenses in the frame, they are exquisitely clear. I ordered them because you can never have too many good pairs of glasses. Pros: Sturdy Well made Slightly tinted Stylish (in a "utilitarian" sort of way: what my GF said) Ballisticly rated Cons: Tight fitting hats cause some discomfort on the parts that touch the ear area, and side of head. Slightly tinted (noticeable if you wear them for extended amounts of time and take them off in a certain light.) They do fog up minutely around the edges if your excersizing then stop suddenly.

I bought 4 versions of these sunglasses based on a pair I bought years ago from a discount store. I loved the original pair, but needed to replace due to scratches, so I sought these out specifically. I am disappointed by the new version. They are lighter and less sturdy - the company claims this is on purpose to make them lighter and more comfortable. They are just more fragile, and they look cheaper. Also hate that when they are pushed up on top of my head, the fit is such that they immediately fall down to my face if I tilt my head down. SUPER ANNOYING! I wish they would make these sturdier again. I don't believe this is about making them lighter, it's about making them out of a cheaper (for the company) material. Update: The coating on these lenses (mirror, smoke, etc.) is not at all durable. All the coated versions were pitted throughout well before the one year mark. These are not scratches-it is an even mottling because the coating is degrading. So now they are practically unusable because it's like wearing dirty glasses all the time, but you can't clean them. I've downgraded my rating due to the incredibly cheap quality of these glasses.