Co Eyewear Hard Money Z87 XL Safety Glasses with Matte Black Frame

Co EyewearSKU: 1hms
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Sale price$35.00
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Description

Looking for safety glasses that can accommodate your enormous noggin? Check out the CO Eyewear Hard Money Z87 XL Safety Glasses, featuring a sleek Matte Black Frame designed just for you! These safety glasses are not only Big-Dome-Approved, but they're also perfect for both work and play. Stylish yet rugged, they meet ANSI Z87.1 impact standards, making them a safe choice whether you're on the job site or enjoying outdoor adventures. With a blend of fashion, safety, and budget-friendly pricing, you can protect your eyes while looking fabulous! Get ready to tackle any activity with confidence and flair!

Key Features:

  • Fit / Size: Large - XL
  • 99.9% U.V. Protection
  • ANSI Z87 Rated, Dielectric & Induction Rated
  • Polarized & Photochromic Lens Options Available

Compliance: Meets ANSI Z87 standards

CO Eyewear Hard Money Z87 XL Safety Glasses Frame Dimensions

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Rico

I just so happen to have this particular site fall in my lap while on Google searching for a pair of "Photochromic Safety Glasses" on a budget & I saw these that'll fit right in my budget but, after looking at the product details I noticed this "Polarized & Photochromic Lens Options Available".. If anyone bought a pair of these please, shoot me your honest opinion on the quality & are they dark outside against the sun & lighten up when you're on the inside?? Thanks-Rico,Dallas TX

Safety Glasses USA

Thank you for your question. Photochromic lenses are an excellent option for safety glasses because they darken when exposed to UV light outdoors and lighten when you return indoors, eliminating the need for a separate pair of clear and tinted glasses. However, the tradeoff is that they typically don't get as dark as traditional sunglasses.

Photochromic lenses typically darken in 30–60 seconds and clear in 2–3 minutes. However, the exact time depends on several factors, including temperature, UV light exposure, and the age of the lenses.

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