Face Shield for Yard Work, Woodworking & Weed Whacking | Clear anti-fog Coating with breathable bottom and adjustable strap for lawn mowing, sanding, cutting and garden trimming

I really like the way it fits,but notice the shield does not have enough room for someone who wears glasses. It pressed my glasses against my face. I had to wear it without my glasses. It did not fog up like mentioned in some of the comments not even in 100 degree temperature, it did get be hotter wearing it. My shield arrived cracked/scratch,but other than that I love it and would but it again.

They tend to fog. Sweet builds up on the inside, and cleaning every 15 to 20 minutes is often required. When clean, you do have an entire field of view. The filter is inadequate for any chemical processes and is limited as a HEPA; however, most dust and dirt will stay out. I was using this to keep out insulation particles and keep that stuff off my face. It did work pretty well for that. Not my favorite respirator, but if you're just looking to keep things off your face, it will do the job.

Fits perfectly and does not fog up! Good quality and very sturdy. Even included replacement filters

What a waste of money. I wear rimless smaller lens glasses and it doesn't fit over them. It doesn't create a seal around your face at all and it fogs up.

It came with one retainer piece broken and the filter holder hanging down on one side.it's useable , but definitely not the best quality.The mask is useable for light duty like dust or weed wacking, but I wouldn’t depend on it to take a heavy hit. Luckily it’s not that expensive.

I love to do woodworking, and metal working. I do not like to get stuff in my eyes, or have to breath it. So, I found this full-face shield that handles both problems! It works very well. I use it quite often!

OK, this product does very little of what they say it will do. 1. Anti fog. It fogs up immediately. mostly I think because there is very little airflow in/out of the mask. 2. Seals to your face. Don't know whose face this might "seal" to, but unlikely it will seal to your face. 3. Filters the air. The filter is very, very small, and actually hardly any air passes through the filter. Also, because of little airflow, the mask gets uncomfortably hot wearing it. I'm an engineer and a machinist and a woodworker, and I have a high-performance 3M ventilator which I used for confined space work. Thought this might be good out in my shop. It's not. Removing the filter and drilling large holes in the side of the shield might make it work, but then you can buy less costly face shields to do that. Really not worth the money. NOT recommended.

It gets warm but we'll protected from flying debris