3M Safety Glasses, Solus 2000 Series, Anti-Scratch, IR Shade 5.0 Gray Lens, Black/Green Temples

I’m a roofer and crane operator, these glasses are amazing, my eyes don’t hurt on those bright and sunny days, they help with operating the crane, when crew members are giving me signs to move the ball in the sun, but would suggest shade 5

I got these to have some very dark glasses - which they very much are. They're also comfortable. I wouldn't say they're overly stylish, but they're ok for what they are. The lens is tougher than I thought it might be: I've dropped them numerous times and they've yet to scratch/chip/crack. My one gripe is that they will sometimes give me a headache with extended use, particularly when I'm not using them for "up-close" things. Meaning that if I'm looking out in the distance they seem, for me, to distort the view a bit. It's not awful but it is, for me, noticeable.

No more blind spots from cheap sunglasses. I also drop them all the time and they don’t break. So I’m happy

I love these for general wear around glasses.Super dark, inexpensive, readily available. Function > form.I have sensitive eyes, and finding something dark enough that I can wear around outside was a struggle.The adjust ability is pretty nice. Thought it was a gimmick until I wore it with a helmet. They also do a damn good job of staying on my face - never had them pop off or get loose.They're also impact rated, which is a plus for me since I wear them cycling. Never know what can get kicked up in my face.Would have been a 5/5 except that both lenses + nose bridge are a single molded piece. The nose bridge on mine has cracked in 2 spots and has a chunk missing. I feel like if the lenses were individual, and the nosebridge was part of the frame and a more flexible material, this could be alleviated.I'm still quite happy with them though

I needed some #5 shade glasses for my plasma cutter, I have always had good luck with anything 3M and these didn't disappoint, all kinds of adjustments to help fit just about anyone