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

Great shield, well some says this is overkill but what is overkill when safety is concern? I always gets saw dust in my eyes and I wonder will I be able to see when I get older

Máscara muito boa. Posso dizer que realmente é um aparelho que salva a vida do operador enquanto trabalha com uma esmerilhadeira.

producto confiable como proteccion secundaria, alta calidad en materiales y manofactura

I bought these specifically for when I do power carvings and the best part about this shield is it doesn’t fog up at all, perfect vision every time I used it and equally important is the fact it’s super tough protection from flying chips as it happened to me on couple of occasions, very thankful I had these on.Wouldn’t hesitate in buying these again and strongly recommend for anyone who does wood turning/ power carving or woodworking in general.

Pros: No fog, crystal-clear, light, very adjustableCons: none for me yetFog:I haven't had any experience of it fogging up yet, nor inside my safety glasses being worn underneath it. I live in the desert, though, so can't speak for humid environments. Nonetheless, I've gone out of my way to try to make it fog up and it hasn't. If your safety glasses normally don't have any fogging issues, they shouldn't inside here either.Visor:The visor is remarkably clear. Depending on the lighting and where you're looking, it sometimes almost seems like nothing is there (granted, it hasn't been abused for months yet). Since the manufacturer is Honeywell, replacements should be fairly easy to get for some time yet as well.Fit:The unit is light and not distracting. There's several points and positions at which it can be adjusted for fit. I think you'd have to be at the far ends of the head size spectrum to not be able to find a good or decent fit in here. Even then, you're probably still going to be fine.Ears:In my case, it sits up high enough on the head that it doesn't interfere with anything along the tops of my ears. I've used it with safety glasses while wearing Shokz headphones and Powerbeats headphones, both of which are around-the-ear designs. However, ear muffs are a bit iffy. I could make it work, but only by wearing the face shield forward in such a manner as I would not actually wear it in use, so you should count on using earplugs or headphones for ear protection.I primarily bought this for extra protection while doing random grinding/cutting/de-burring, as debris can still bounce up under the narrow openings of safety glasses; but I can see myself using this when I'm woodworking, especially on table routers and table saws. Highly recommend and would buy again.(Note: In the video I posted, I'm exhaling deep, hot diaphragm breaths into the mask and it's not producing any fog. I also have my safety glasses on in there too, which remained fog-free. I had my phone shoved up in there in such a manner as to not be blocking anything or creating any extra airflow beyond normal. I would also note that the garage I'm in was reading at 103°F at the time.)