




Photochromic safety eyewear designed to stay lighter in lower-UV environments and gradually darken as UV exposure increases — so you can move between jobs without constantly changing glasses.

Clear safety glasses can feel too bright outside. Dark lenses can make indoor work harder to see. These adaptive lenses help bridge the gap.
The photochromic lenses respond to UV exposure and gradually change tint depending on the surrounding environment.

When you're cutting, repairing, drilling or working around airborne debris, your eyewear needs to do more than simply look protective.
Durable polycarbonate lenses are designed for everyday work environments where dust, debris and potential impact hazards may be present.

Worksite particles don't always come directly from the front. The wraparound construction helps provide broader coverage around the eyes.
A soft removable foam insert sits around the inner frame to help limit dust entry while creating a closer, more comfortable fit.
Remove it whenever you prefer a lighter, more open everyday wearing style.

Protection only works when you actually want to keep wearing it. At approximately 37g, these glasses are designed to stay lightweight during longer jobs.

From the garage to the yard, workshop to jobsite, these glasses are designed for people whose work doesn't stay in one place.

Photochromic lenses do not instantly switch from clear to dark. Their tint gradually changes depending on the amount of UV light reaching the lens.
Photochromic Lens Notice: Tint depth and transition speed can vary depending on UV intensity, weather, temperature, season, time of day and location. Hats, helmets and other headgear may also create temporary differences in tint where parts of the lens receive different amounts of UV exposure.
Photochromic safety eyewear designed to stay lighter in lower-UV environments and gradually darken as UV exposure increases — so you can move between jobs without constantly changing glasses.

Clear safety glasses can feel too bright outside. Dark lenses can make indoor work harder to see. These adaptive lenses help bridge the gap.
The photochromic lenses respond to UV exposure and gradually change tint depending on the surrounding environment.

When you're cutting, repairing, drilling or working around airborne debris, your eyewear needs to do more than simply look protective.
Durable polycarbonate lenses are designed for everyday work environments where dust, debris and potential impact hazards may be present.

Worksite particles don't always come directly from the front. The wraparound construction helps provide broader coverage around the eyes.
A soft removable foam insert sits around the inner frame to help limit dust entry while creating a closer, more comfortable fit.
Remove it whenever you prefer a lighter, more open everyday wearing style.

Protection only works when you actually want to keep wearing it. At approximately 37g, these glasses are designed to stay lightweight during longer jobs.

From the garage to the yard, workshop to jobsite, these glasses are designed for people whose work doesn't stay in one place.

Photochromic lenses do not instantly switch from clear to dark. Their tint gradually changes depending on the amount of UV light reaching the lens.
Photochromic Lens Notice: Tint depth and transition speed can vary depending on UV intensity, weather, temperature, season, time of day and location. Hats, helmets and other headgear may also create temporary differences in tint where parts of the lens receive different amounts of UV exposure.








