Bailey's

These glasses are both ANSI, OSHA & CE approved.

Any protective lens on the market can fog. The only style that will not fog under any circumstance are made of wire mesh, but those do not keep out fine particles.

The fit would be VERY tight as around the ocular area is a foam type cushion. I haven't heard about folks doing it one way or another, but seems to me it would be uncomfortable. You may want to take a look at a full face shield like B19688 and get the plastic screen. That would provide comfort and t

The fit would be VERY tight as around the ocular area is a foam type cushion. I haven't heard about folks doing it one way or another, but seems to me it would be uncomfortable. You may want to take a look at a full face shield like B19688 and get the plastic screen. That would provide comfort and the full use of your prescription glasses. No need to attach the ear muffs if you don't need them.
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Bad language comes to pass when using these glasses. They fog in no time even with my special spray for my snow goggles and they fall apart just sitting there. I wouldn't sell these to my worst enemy. You run the risk of injuring or killing your self if you bring them into a tree.

These are comfortable, but will fill up with condensation quickly. I wore them on about a 45 degree morning, and had condensed moisture covering the lenses within 20 minutes. I then burned several good-sized holes in them (in addition to the original ventilation holes), but they were just about as bad.