Do these protect against flying objects like rocks?
1164991
From the box: "These goggles offer limited eye protection against the most commonly encountered impact hazards, metal chips, particles, and sparks. They do not provide protection against severe impact hazards and are not unbreakable or impenetrable. Refer to ANSI Z87.1-2003 Standard or a safety specialist regarding the proper selection of eye protection..."
1164992
Depending on the size and speed of the rocks. I wear these playing air soft where the pellets travel at + 425 fps and they done fine. Don't recall if these are shatter-proof or resistance. Know of those wearing these on motorcycles with no problems. Hope this helps.
102209
They are very effective to protect from deer damage and should work for geese. Heavy gauge plastic stands up well to the elements.
1343472
To some degree yes. It has a rim of protection around it that woukd cushion a fall. It woukd not protect against something that hit only the screen like a rock or anything else like that.
541176
Yup. They will hold up just fine. I've drop mine a few times while out in the brush. No problems at all.
1897139
Unfortunately they do not, they're made of a soft foam and have very minimal bounce if any. Hope that helps
2036929
Protects well from its environment and maybe a short fall. Probably not very effective against a hard fall or one from a good height. Never have dropped my tablet so I can't say for sure.
2065247
I used it on the bottom of my aluminum pram (boat) so it would protect it and slide over rocks.It is slippery and you could add sand in my opinion for traction. Good luck
505081
The way they are vented, I doubt they would keep out much dust. I use them street riding, great for that. Although, for the small price and solid quality I would pick up a pair and try it.
1232685
They are light. Wind might not blow them away completely, but I wouldn't be surprised if they shifted a bit, or folded up on themselves. You may want to secure them with something (by placing something like a stone on top). Or, as the other answer mentions, moisten them a bit with some water, and they will get more secure.
137163
They are durable and would protect some but not if the dog were standing in one place. They aren't that thick.
1104201
Yes, they work beautifully for that. And better quality than the ones the airplanes supply. (My kids used them on the airplane.)
1689617
I have them on a real AR. But not one that I would EVER use to defend my life with. These are cheap and would be better suited for air soft.
2211028
They are not rigid, but then they are not flimsy.They offer good protection.
1792452
I doubt it would protect it unless it happened to land right on it's back. It is fairly slippery as well so the danger is there more than with other cases I have.
1508797
I would say yes, they protect from gasoline. I use them to protect my hands from hot water with strong soap.
730641
These are very light items. They need to be held down by something heavy enough to keep them weighed down. I have rocks in my 55 gallon tank. I have it held down and hidden under one of the rocks under the gravel. The rock holds it down and it still blows lots of bubbles without any problems.
1532859
They seem like they would be. I guess it depends upon the speed of the metal pieces. While I have not done any type of ballistics test on them, the plastic is strong. Mine have weathered multiple lawn mowings and being found and played with by young children (2 and 5). They still work as well as the day I got them.