Description
Pyramex G604T2 Features:
- Fits over most prescription glasses. Not recommended for large Rx frames.
- H2X Anti-fog Lens
- An indirect ventilation system prevents fogging
- Includes interchangeable cloth and neoprene straps
- Co-material goggle provides superior protection against dust entry and chemical splash
- Thermoplastic (TPE) body with universal nose bridge is flexible and contours to the user’s face
- The Capstone 600 Rx Insert can be clipped to this product to help with visual impairment.
- Passes D3: Droplet and Splash Test — provides protection from droplets and splashes
- Passes D4: Dust Test — provides protection from dust particles
- Passes MIL-PRF 32432 High-Velocity Impact Standards
Clear Lens Features:
- General purposes for indoor applications that require impact protection
- The clear lens is coated to prevent fogging
- Offers protection from excessive glare
- Scratch-resistant lenses
- Provides 99% protection from harmful UV-A and UV-B rays
- 100% polycarbonate lenses
Compliance:
- ANSI Z87.1-2010 certified
- CE EN 166 Certified
- CAN/CSA Z94.3-07
- Passes MIL-PRF 32432 High-Velocity Impact Standards
I copy pasted the 'features'. So, it does not fit over my regular prescription glasses and it also does not fit over my prescription sunglasses.
Pyramex G604T2 Features:
Fits over prescription glasses
H2X Anti-fog Lens
Indirect ventilation system prevents fogging
Includes interchangeable cloth and neoprene straps
Co-material goggle provides superior protection against dust entry and chemical splash
Thermoplastic (TPE) body with universal nose bridge is flexible and contours to the user’s face
The Capstone 600 Rx Insert can be clipped to this product to help with visual impairment.
Passes D3: Droplet and Splash Test — provides protection from droplets and splashes
Passes D4: Dust Test — provides protection from dust particles
Passes MIL-PRF 32432 High Velocity Impact Standards
these goggles met my expectations and are extremely comfortable
These goggles were a great buy for protesting the authoritarian federal presence in downtown Portland. I felt much safer knowing that, while federal officers were violating our constitutional rights and the usage guidelines for rubber bullets by aiming for our eyes, I stood a much better chance of being okay.