Jackson Safety Nemesis* Safety Glasses 3011374

** This is an uncompensated review. I purchased this item for my own personal use. My review is based on my personal experience and is not a solicited endorsement. **I owned multiple pairs of different Jackson Nemesis safety glasses over several years for various indoor/outdoor environmental conditions. The 3011374 glasses are great blue-blockers for cloudy or overcast outdoor weather. They have the effect of brightening up what you see, but also sharpens your visual picture. These also work great for indoor/outdoor shooting ranges, helping to reduce eye fatigue while focusing on targets for extended periods of time, especially on cloudy days outdoors, or if your indoor range lighting has a funky blue tint to it. Build quality is great for the price. They are inexpensive enough so that if I lost or broke a pair, I wouldn't be upset like I would with a high-dollar pair of glasses. Aesthetically, they are casually designed so that I can wear them out in public without looking like a dork or a "look-at-me" fashionista. The frames extend outward slightly at the temples, so the glasses should fit a wide variety of head sizes without pinching and the soft plastic nose piece make these relatively comfortable while preventing them from slipping down on your nose. They are significantly curved in shape when folded, so finding a storage case can be problematic, but I usually just put them in an old sock to keep them from getting scratched in my suitcase, glove compartment or gun bag. I would not hesitate to replace these with the same exact product if I were to lose or damage them.

These glasses are great.The yellow tint makes being outdoors -- and especially driving -- feel much more relaxed. No harsh light or glare.As opposed to simply making everything seem darker, as with normal sunglasses, your vision is enhanced with these glasses. Everything is made sharper. Clearer. Great for driving.You can also use them at home, a few hours before bed, to help with insomnia, as the yellow lenses block the blue light that breaks down melatonin. Just wear them for a few hours at night -- steadily, because even just a few moments of artificial light can make your brain think that the sun is rising and it's time to start the day. Artificial light is one of the main causes of insomnia. We're designed to sleep at night when it's dark and rise when it's light. Nature didn't know we'd invent light bulbs :-) (Campfires and candles emit a mostly yellowish light, so those don't seem to trigger a problem to the extent of blue and white lights like TVS and light bulbs. You can also buy yellow light bulbs.)Anyway, good glasses for sleep disorders, such as delayed sleep phase syndrome.By the way, most any yellow glasses will work as long as they rally wrap well around the eyes. If there is a lot of light leaking in from the sides and top, they won't work. Even a bit of white/blue light can destroy your melatonin for the whoile night.Also, you may be able to find these cheaper -- in the range of $5.

These are inexpensive glasses. They are light. comfortable, and I assume adequate protection. I can't say that I have received any actual dings to the eyes while wearing them. I can say that they are very comfortable as safety glasses go. The tinting is pleasing to the eye. Use them for mowing the the lawn, and even as sunglasses for cycling and while driving. Overall...I am very pleased with the value to cost. I have used numerous safety glasses as well as sunglasses. These are a good inexpensive mix of the two.

Very clear lightweight and so far the highest optics I've found.They fit under hats well too.

These blue blocking lenses are better than name brand BluBlockers if you want a little brighter effect, and a little less orange. I think the Nemesis copper lens is the perfect color tint. They are a true copper tint, unlike those rosy-purple tints that some other brands label as "copper". The only aspect that's missing is an added polarizing layer. There is almost no glare reduction, because these lenses actually brighten things up, not grey things down, like a blue-blocking lens should, but I'm hoping they will come out with this ideal tint with an added polarized layer, so that they will also block glare. Something like Eagle Eyes brand does, but the Nemesis copper lens is a more pleasing color tint than the Eagle Eyes. So, if anyone at Nemesis reads this, please develop some sunglasses with this fabulous tint together with an added polarized layer to block glare. I think those would be the best sunglasses in the world. For now, in any situation where glare is not an issue, these are by far my favorite glasses, and the safety feature is just an added bonus.

Had these for a few years now, they've held up great. And for the price they are easily replaceable if they get damaged. No hesitation to order again when they get damaged.These do modify how some colors appear to your eye, but they also seem to make other colors brighter and pop more to my eyes. Not really a bad thing just something to be aware of. I use them for hunting and they really make things stand out compared to my naked eye.They do help reduce sunlight but on really bright days they aren't quite enough, the Jackson Mirrored glasses work much better for really sunny days.

They scratch easy and they dont sit on the bridge of the nose easily. They seem to want to float a bit above it. I like them for the blue light blocking and the style, but if I had tried these on from a rack I would have either reluctantly purchased or, wouldnt have due to the nose piece issue.

These are inexpensive, well-made, and work well as combo safety glasses and sun glasses. I like this particular tint as it's not too dark for inside, but does cut the glare of the Southern Arizona sun. I have scratched them, but it was while they were protecting my eyes, so I'm ok with that. The only down side to this tint, is it does throw color perception off a little, as it filters blue out very effectively.