HEADRacquetball Goggles - Rave Anti Fog & Scratch Resistant Protective Eyewear w/ Adjustable Strap

Pleasantly surprised! When I unboxed the glasses they appeared to flimsy. However after wearing them for several days playing racquetball I am very impressed. They do not fog up, are nice and clear, and very light weight. It comes with a nice elastic strap to hold the glasses securely to your head however I don’t use this because it fits snugly. It also comes with a soft cloth case to store the glasses.

Comfortable and light glasses for pickleball after cataract surgery to protect my eyes.My only complaint is the stretch band that secures them to my head won't stay on the glasses. I called Head and they sent me a replacement band, but it works no better than the original band.

Still fogs up when playing pickleball. The strap doesn't stay on properly. nice snug fit on the face

I don't know why I passed these over when I bought some new eye protection, but I went with another make that claimed to be fog proof and the whole nine yards (in it's defense it did have great reviews so maybe I got a lemon). They fogged like crazy! When I play racquetball with my group of friends we don't just jog around and tap the ball, we are drenched with sweat and play for a couple of hours. That might explain why the pair I bought fogged up so bad, but then one of the buddies pulled out his extra pair of Rave Protective Eyewear to let me try.It was a night and day difference. These things WOULD NOT fog for anything. They stayed secured on my face and didn't fog up at all. When I got home that night I immediately started the return process and got my instant refund and ordered the Rave eye protection, 2 days later they arrived (amazon prime for the win!) and I've been using them ever since with zero problems. I love em'!!

I purchased it for off-road biking on singletrack woodland trails where overgrown brush (including thorny vines) could be infringing.Has a streamlined curve that arcs around the face, which is quite functional for biking. It fits my face closely. Nice!However, its strap would not stay attached until I wound a pair of electrical tape bulges on the ends of the frames.Its lens makes nearby objects appear farther away than they really are at distances of 4'-10'. That shouldn't be a problem if your use will be boating or road biking, but I detest that effect when biking on complex off-road terrain that has rocks, roots, deadfall, drops, and trees at or near the trail corners. When wearing these glasses I cannot handle such singletrack trails with as high a level of confidence. IMO these glasses are dangerous for such use.Thus, since I don't have a road bike these glasses will be relegated to house/yard maintenace service and for use with power tools.

Ordered two pairs and one was clearly a return, missing cloth bag for the glasses and fingerprints on the lense and box tatty. Not impressed

I've tried multiple goggles (ProKennex Infinity, Head Power Zone Shield, Ektelon Strobe) and these are my favorites. They're light, they fit, they look good, they stay on my face, they don't fog much, and they're inexpensive. You really don't need to pay more. I don't find that having a clear frame makes much of a difference in terms of visibility. Every goggle will fog some and the manufacturer's anti-fog coating on the inside will eventually wear off, especially since you'll need to occasionally wipe sweat away that drips down the inside. I find that a little anti-fog spray before I play (like Jaws Quick Spit) works much better than any manufacturer's anti-fog coating. After I apply the anti-fog spray I never get any fogging at all, even when playing for hours.

What I expected.