Uvex Bionic Face Shield with Clear Polycarbonate Visor and Anti-Fog/Hard Coat (S8510)

It's Uvex. What can I say more. Great quality. Great fit. Lightweight. Great visibility.I'm doing a lot of sawing with a circular saw. Because I wear a dust mask my safety glasses tend to fog up. (and that's not safe).I found this full face shield allows me to wear my dust mask, and also keep my eyes safe. No fogging up. Also protects from flying sawdust and wood chips.Highly recommend this Uvex full face shield. Thank you.

This visor has great visibility and does not fog up. Air circulates within the visor so it’s not hot to wear. The visor does an excellent job protecting my face from rocks while using my string trimmer. The adjustable head strap is quick and easy to use and fits over a baseball cap worn backwards to protect me from the sun.

I'm writing this review as a teacher who is back face-to-face. In close quarters, I'm looking for the best protection I can get against the virus. I wear a cloth mask beneath this face shield, and it works perfectly. Many of my colleagues have asked where they can get one. It's comfortable enough for all day use. It doesn't fog at all, and it gives me a wide range of vision. I love that it's so adjustable. You can easily change the angle, raising and lowering the shield. You can quickly and easily loosen or tighten the headband. It's perfect.

Great shield with two issues that knocked it down from five stars. First, strap that goes over the top of the head is just plastic, no padding, and was not at all comfortable. Taped some foam to it, problem solved. Second, I use this when turning resin castings on the lathe and the smaller bits of plastic like to cling to the visor, anti-static would have been nice. Need to take it off every so often and wipe or blow it off, not difficult but sometimes inconvenient. Overall a great face shield, more comfortable than I was expecting (esp. after adding the foam), would definitely recommend. (Amazon has a metric to rate the "Sheerness" for this, not sure what they're getting at. If you google that, the definition you get back is that it's a town in England. How about "Visibility" guys?)

I do metal work which includes a lot of grinding. The mask is sturdy and lightweight. It is a quality mask that is not only adjustable for your head size but you can adjust how close it sits to you face. If you use a respirator you can adjust the mask to sit further away from your face. I like the fact that you can easily replace the lens. The lens comes with a protective film on both sides that needs to be peeled backed prior to use.

These are surprisingly comfortable. Secure, light, great visibility, great protection from objects, sparks, swarf, dust, etc. Lens is easily replaced and inexpensive (when there isn't a zombie outbreak,at least).Get and use a motorcycle helmet bag to keep the lens from scratching in travel or always hang up on shop.Bought right before prices went way up and ended up donating to hospital along with masks and gloves - hobbies can wait - will definably buy another once the pandemic ends and price gouging stops.

This this is getting special care because IT WORKS! Plastic "glass" looks like Lexan, but not sure. It has not yet been hit by anything that might damage the shield... "I think". LOL... Maybe it has and just didn't leave a mark. So far after a few uses it still looks like first minute new, so I am still going through the trouble of lightly wiping it down and putting it back in the box with a lens cover. NO FOG. It is out there a ways from your face, so you can breathe. I had two molten metal explosions wearing this, and I'm not sure if it got hit or not (my neck cover collar did), I flinched when I saw the metal coming. But afterward I found no evidence it had been hit. If it was, then this thing is tougher than I thought! So, it's getting the benefit of the doubt until I find out otherwise.

The visor is comfortable with a clear view. It has enought room for a filter mask to be worn when in use