do these goggles leave rings and black marks around the eyes?
115598
It doesn't leave rings or black marks, but if it is too tight you can feel it around your eyes.
115599
No, these are awesome! The adjustments are great and you don't need to have them very tight in order to keep the water out of your eyes.
115600
I haven't noticed that effect but I have not used them underwater, only while riding a motorcycle in the rain.
115601
I'm sure this depends on how tight you keep the straps, but for me I keep them as loose as possible and they still seal well. Because they are not so tight and because they don't sit down in the eye sockets as much as a traditional speed goggle, they leave almost no marks on my face.
115602
no black marks will leave a little red ring bc we keep them tight for diving in for swim team
1724207
yes they do. But you will need to go to Radiantz's web site. you should also know that the clear lens will get you busted. it is not DOT approved.
1565869
These were purchased as a Christmas gift for my husband. He has use them a few times and didn't make any comments about the goggles moving. He also wears bi-focals.
1942174
well they are oacetyl goggles. so they are pretty dark. darker than dark sunglasses. not dark enough to arcweld. i wore mine at burning man and they did perfect there. you are able to take the dark lenses out and just wear the clear ones. I tried to find a lighter shade but no real luck yet. could make something if you wanted using plastic. also they are fairly comfy, i had an older pair from 50's that were better fitting, these are shaped a bit differently, but im sure it depends on the shape of your face.
2001892
Yes! I wear glasses and I have yet to find them fogged up, but spend most of my time in a temperature-regulated environment. Just keep in mind if you have larger frames they might impact the way the seal fits.
314523
I couldn't tell you. I'll have to have a glance at the box. I use these on my Newtonian telescope mirrors (one is a 10" F5), eyepieces, binoculars, refactor scope lenses, T.V.s, computer monitors, and my glasses. So far, no scratches or fogging. I was thinking about giving my teeth a swipe with them. They'd probably work great for household clean up outside of being a bit small for that. I'm very pleased with how these guys work and plan on keeping the on hand. I hoped that helped. John
1621162
No. For dangerous chems I use uvex goggles that make a seal with your face to reduce the chance of things running into your eye if not directly splashed.
1326361
I have had no issues with them making black marks on the floors. I have had this shoe before and really liked the way they fit.
7233
I think they're pretty good. I use them for hour-long practices and they're very comfortable and rarely leak. Normally any leak just requires readjusting them once and then they're good the whole practice. As for being foggy, they still fog up as much as my last pair of Speedos, so that would be the only downside. I still feel like they're not quite as foggy as other goggles I've used, though.
769804
Depends on what kind of glasses you are wearing, but as a general rule yes, they do fog easily (especially in cold weather). Just get a cheap bottle of Anti-Fog and wipe your glasses with it. That should solve your problem just fine.
1217351
I personaly have no clue but my guess is that the uv comes baked into the lense and the flaking part is the anti fog coating. But thats just my guess. Either way i dont realy use those for anything realy off road or intense because I get a bit of a gap in the nose section of the goggles.
2116129
Not me. Mine stay clear until I am really warm from work out, then they may begin to fog depending on water temperature.
561973
No. I bought them for that exact reason. I use them for lab every week. I have 3, 3 hours labs a week and they have never fogged once.
108441
They all have a tint to them because they have 100% UV protection. I swim in indoor pool so UV protection is irrelevant but the tint is really minimal. I love those goggles. I do not think you can find better goggles for the price.
1443302
No, they have a pretty dark tint. It's been a while since I've seen him wear them but I think maybe at a certain angle you can see in a little bit like a normal pair of sunglasses you would buy at walmart or something but otherwise I don't remember being disappointed by being able to see into them. I hope that helps! =)
1709904
I believe the answer is "yes" due the wavelength of the UV light (it doesn't matter what you're looking at - it's the light that's harmful). The glasses are cheap protection for your eyes.
1739981
They come with clear and tinted lenses. I used them as costume goggles, and the clear lenses were great. Just unscrew the caps on each lens, take out the tinted lenses, drop in the clear then screw them back on. quick and easy. You won't be able to see through the tinted ones, they are too dark.