BKH20G Bearkat Glasses, Gray Lens

I'm glad I bought these glasses! I wear shades in the sun. I have nice sunglasses, expensive. They aren't safety glasses and I would be upset if they were damaged. I also need reading glasses. These safety shades with bifocals are great. I did have to learn to use the bifocal part because the bifocals aren't custom like my prescription glasses, look down. It's nice to be able to see close up work, like changing trimmer line out, without putting my readers on while I'm working outside. Also nice to have safety sun shades. The price is great because I can easily afford to buy new ones as needed, also a pair for my husband who rarely works outside. I don't like sharing glasses because he stretches them out then they fall off my face. These are nice safety glasses and I do recommend them, especially if you need the readers/ bifocals.Amazon delivered as promised as they always do. Plan ahead a little because this virus situation slows things down a little.

First off, I like these glasses. They fit well, they’re lightweight, and they look to offer good protection. That being said, the only downside is I find is the magnifier seems to be a bit low, at least for me. I wear bifocals, with safety lenses, on a regular basis. At times, I like to use back ups so I don’t destroy my going to church glasses. That’s what motivated me to buy these. As I said, I use them, I like them, only concern is how low the Magnifier is. I have to Tilt my head to see through them. But, I’m glad I got them, the quality, priced, construction, materials, etc. all seem to be fine.

Great price and the product works as described. Sometimes the glasses fog up a little but it's just because I work lots of overtime and when I go into beast mode it's hard to stop me.Overall the glasses are a wonderful experience and wouldn't pass up the opportunity to buy these babies again

Glasses fit snug without pinching. Comfortable for all day use. The "reader zone" is sized and located to be on my hands when working but easy to look over when looking up at distances. I have these handy in tool bags and my workbench.

As a mature handy guy, I find the 2.50 perfect for me and the safety glass (polycarbonate) is and has saved untold eye injuries. I wear them every day on almost every project. There are times I wear goggles over them as some operations require more protection than others. The only flaw as the glasses age the tend to break at the nose bridge this has happened to me as I dawn them but never in the middle of a work project. Yes I’ll buy them again and again. i love them.

I was curious about the magnifier option on the lenses. It looks like a bifocal. The glasses themselves are fairly sturdy and fit comfortably. I like the wrap-around sides to prevent things from falling in should you be working on your side. They probably won't last forever but they are good construction for the price.I find the bifocal to be in the way at times, I would prefer to have a solid lens in my work glasses. Though these would probably work well for people who use reading glasses or bifocals normally.If you have a habit of losing or breaking glasses, these are definitely for you. With careful care (not sitting in a tool bag with lots of steel) these could last a while.Added Note: After actually using these while working on my truck yesterday, it feels like even the normal lenses are magnified in addition to the bifocal area. Also, the bifocals themselves can easily get in the way of trying to work in confined spaces when viewing angles may be limited. The construction is still sturdy, but I will probably go with normal glasses next time.

The 2-pack is inexpensive and allows me to toos one in each of my toolbags just in case I am working in sunlight. The reading component is pretty accurate and allows me to read directions on spray cans, etc. Not sure that this is the product I would use with my power saws, but for general use these seem fine.

Originally bought specifically to ride road bike and be able to read bike computer or route directions. Works superb for this. Wear them everywhere now. Fits my face perfectly. Very comfortable. No harsh light leaks in around the sides, etc. Diopter lens is placed just right for me ... i.e., not too high in the field of view.Nose bridge only fails when tips of arms pulled apart too widely. Snaps instantly. Instead, slip them on/off with minimized spread of the tips. Train yourself. Teach your buddy before loaning out a pair.Rubber ear piece flexes at ~ 3/4" beyond tip of arm ... so, after a very long period of use, rubber ear piece tip breaks off, leaving tip of arm exposed (uncomfortable). Read others' suggestions about gluing the rubber ear piece in place to prevent it from slipping off and losing it.