Fun glasses I used for a costume. Don't wear for too long though they hurt your eyes.

No nose bridge adjustment. Kind of large for small faces. Lense caps screw off for easy lense changing and modification. Nice and sturdy, solid metal.

Definitely useful for practical things, with a little customization, and I guess if you're into steampunk, these are a go. Just change the elastic strap out, its an embarrassing oversight to the manufacturers, of an otherwise utilitarian product.

I ordered these because my eyeglasses were constantly falling off when I would sweat while working on my PCs, on projects where I had to lean over, or in the yard. I'd had enough and didn't want to pay exorbitant fees for lame sports-glass frames when these were only about 10 bucks. I had the local eyeglass shop put my prescription in and presto, no more falling eyeglasses.

There are a couple of things to note. You'll want to knot the elastic band in the front part of the goggles or it will slip through; though, you could just replace that with a riveted leather strap. Also, the ports on the sides of the goggles need to be opened to help slow fogging of the lenses. Yes, they do fog up, and that's a pain, but better than falling off every 2-3 minutes, and for $10, a great value. I've tried to work with the nose strap to pull the lenses together as my vision is skewed a bit when the eyecups are set wide, but not a lot of luck there.

For the 2nd time I have ordered the clear lens goggles and for the seconded time I have received the wrong pair. If the description says clear I should not continue to get tinted ones. I really like the 2 pair I have received quality looks great. They just can't seem to ship the correct product. So for those of you that are thinking you are going to get clear goggles do not be shocked when they look like something a grinder or welder would use.

Please disregard my previous review. Right after I posted it I realized that I wasn't reviewing the item I thought.

For the price these are very nice. If you want the use these for brazing you would probable want something better even if you have dark lenses to put in them. It would be foolish to use these for welding - you'd burn all the rest of the skin off your face. I don't have an oxy-acetylene or welding rig so that isn't an issue for me.

These have been living on my hat since I got them as a sort of steam pink accessory. They look cool.