B26+ Wing Mate Safety Glasses Side Shields- Fits Small to Medium Eyeglasses (2 Pair)

This is a great product. They can be maneuvered to slide down the 'temples' (legs on a hinge) to easily fit into an enlarged case for my safety glasses. The only short-coming is that they must be coaxed to the lense edge to make a good seal. Formerly, I had the heavy plastic and the connections to the 'temples' broke easily and the shields became wobbly. Soft is better. If this review was helpful, please add your vote.

Work well. Fit is negotiable with glasses style. O ring that attaches to glasses is not very sturdy. They break easily.

I tried 11 different pairs of glasses, including some of my kid's, and none of them fit well enough. Maybe if I took a Dremel to them I could make them work, but otherwise. Nope. My search continues and I reckon these will go to Goodwill. Maybe someone else will be able Before you order a set, make sure that your glasses are the exact shape and size as pictured or risk disappointment. Hinges that can flex outward would probably be a good idea too. Material and finish seem good.

I have tried numerous types of side shields, and these are the best I've had. I would definitely purchase them again should I need more. I work on an assembly line, where safety glasses are required. The fit overs are too heavy, and behind my ears and the bridge of my nose gets sore. I decided, at the lower price, I'd give safety shields a try for my prescription glasses. The first several I tried were flexible. These are hard plastic. Though the flexible ones worked, they were too large, and took up too much of the face. They also slipped up or down, obstructing my view. The flexible ones were also uncomfortable, made my face sweat, and left marks on my face. I developed an allergic reaction to them, so used tape wherever they touched my face. That worked for the allergic reaction, but not for the sweating and marks. These are hard plastic. They stay in place very well, and are very comfortable. They're lighter weight than the flexible ones I've used, and in over a week of wear (I'm working 12 hours, 7 days/week right now), they have not made my nose or behind my ears sore at all. The flexible ones also tear easily when removed regularly. I see no signs of any issues with these so far. I read other reviews stating these are difficult to put on or take off. That is not the case for me at all. I figured out how to put them on right away, and they're very simple to remove as well. I remove mine daily. Only drawback I see for some is that they're hard plastic, so, unlike the flexible ones, if they don't fit your glasses, they don't fit. There would be no adjustment for that. I will not be trying other types or styles. These are great, approved by my job (I work in a very strict environment), and comfortable. I will be sticking with these from now on.

Fantastic design, so happy I found them, what a bargain. The glasses will still fold up when attached. Not sure if they willl work on my new glasses that are coming but work perfectly fine on half-frame fairly compact glasses. it took a bit to figure out how they assemble; the key is the o-ring looking rubber band only goes around the temple ONCE on the side closest the lenses; the other side of the o-ring is pulled tight OUTSIDE the shield and is hooked onto a hook on the edge farthest from the lenses.

These side shields fit Titmus 140 Safety Glasses better than the factory shields. I just looped the lower rubber strap through the arms and slid into place. The sit firmly around the lenses without a gap on the sides and they cover more towards the top than the factory shields. If the rubber rots- looks like it is a standard size o-ring that could be found at Harbor Freight or the hardware store if needed.

I suggest not purchasing these. 1) If you have larger hinges on glasses, it affects the little black nylon band. I felt I would ultimately accidentally break the hinges of my glasses. Never did get the band secured. The bands would not stretch over the hinge and stretch to reach the tab. 2) If putting on/taking off on regular basis, based on item 1, is awkward. And afraid repetitive process forces would break the hinges. As I mentioned above it is the hinge that affects, not size as advertised. Came with two sets - threw away.

The product is better than expected. I like the fit and function better than original issued with my safety glasses.