Which Safety Glasses Brand Wins?

grade three (severe damage), most damage of any brand tested

grade two

grade one, best result up to that point in testing

grade one, 'terrific job'

grade two

by far the best yet, 'as close to a zero as possible'

grade two

grade one

grade two

grade two

grade two

grade two

grade one, 'did great'

grade zero, best scratch result of anything tested, no visible scratches

claims fog resistant, did a great job resisting fog

resisted fogging

not fog resistant, fogged pretty quickly

not fog resistant

not fog resistant

advertised anti-fog on Amazon but fogged up pretty quickly (mismatch vs. listing)

did a great job resisting fogging

did a great job resisting fogging

did a great job resisting fogging

did a great job resisting fogging

advertised anti-fog coating on Amazon but fogged quite a bit (mismatch vs. listing)

did a great job resisting fogging

not advertised as fog resistant, experienced quite a bit of fogging

experienced quite a bit of fogging

passed, ball bounced off lens leaving a small dent

passed, frames didn't move nearly as much as the Crews Bearcat

passed, damage similar to Bullhead Pompano

passed, very small amount of lens damage

passed, full-frame design moved less than clear/partial frame designs, small amount of damage

passed, damage a little smaller than previous brands tested

passed, performance similar to DeWalt Reinforcer

passed, minor damage similar to Bouton Anser

passed, frame 'built like a tank', average-size dent, anti-fog coating cracked

passed, 'definitely seemed to do the best yet', very little frame movement and hardly any visible lens damage

passed, nearly as well as the full-framed models, very little visible damage

passed, about average damage

passed, minor damage, about the same as Carhartt Carbondale

not clearly attributable; transcript describes 'a couple of pairs of sunglasses' failing (lens shattered / separated from frame) at the start of the impact test and one unnamed pair of sunglasses whose lens flexed but stayed intact near the end, but does not name any of these as 'Mary's' specifically

passed (all ANSI-rated lenses passed)

passed; named by narrator as one of the four best performers in this specific test

passed

passed

passed; named by narrator as one of the four best performers in this specific test

passed

passed

passed; named by narrator as one of the four best performers in this specific test

passed

passed

passed

passed; named by narrator as one of the four best performers in this specific test

passed

sunglasses tested at the start of this section had their lenses pop out and break; not explicitly named as Mary's

shook loose before Billy Ray could get into his dance moves, weakest fit result

held on well, Billy Ray had to pull out advanced moves

came off ('too much' for Billy Ray's moves)

performed about as well as the Bullhead Pompano

came off ('way too sick' for Billy Ray's moves)

came off ('wasn't expecting moves like this')

came off ('just didn't have a chance')

came off ('way too powerful for the Bouton Z12Fs')

stayed on well ('look fantastic, they also provide a great fit')

held on extremely well before finally coming loose

did fine until Billy Ray went into 'full thrash mode'

stayed on about a second longer than average

launched across the room, worst fit result alongside Crews Bearcat

passed (all ANSI-rated lenses passed)

passed

passed

passed

passed

passed

passed

passed

passed

passed

passed

passed

passed

heaviest of the brands tested up to that point

heavier than average

heaviest of all 13 glasses tested

heavier than average

heavier than average

pretty light