UVEX by Honeywell S2607XP Uvex Livewire Sealed Safety Eyewear with Matte Black Frame, Shade 3.0 Lens Tint, UV Extreme and Anti-Fog Lens Coating

Product Description Uvex Livewire Sealed Eyewear is engineered for ideal use in extreme, challenging environments and offers high-performance protection against impact, optical radiation, high winds, dust, dirt, soot and airborne debris. Its flexible design can be worn with temples like a spectacle, or with the headband like a goggle - and a simple exchange system makes switching quick and easy. Both the removable temples and adjustable, latex-free cloth headband are included. The unique ratcheting temples adjust lens angle by up to 15 Degree for optimal coverage and air circulation - additionally temples are padded to provide ideal tension and flex for optimal comfort and fit. Strategically placed top and side channels in the frame provide optimal venting to enhance anti-fog performance while keeping out dust and debris. Precision-design foam sub frame fits contours around the eyes to minimize pressure against the skiing and maximize fit and comfort. Lenses feature proprietary Extreme Plus anti-fog coating for superior, long-lasting fog-free vision that lasts up to 10X longer and provides 2X better scratch-resistance than competitive anti-fog coated products. 100% dielectric construction (no metal parts) for use in areas with electrical hazards. Uvex Livewire Sealed Eyewear meets ANSI Z87.1-2010 and is certified to the requirements of the CSA Z94.3 standards. Please note: this product is not to be used for chemical splash applications. From the Manufacturer

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