GENYED EN166 Safety Glasses with Foam Gasket
EN 166 wrap-around safety glasses with a removable foam gasket, anti-fog and scratch-resistant lenses and UV400 — sealed eye protection.
In short:GENYED safety glasses are CE marked to EN 166 on frame and lens, with wrap-around lenses rated against high-speed particles, anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings, UV400 protection and a removable foam gasket that seals out dust like a goggle. They weigh about 36 g. With the gasket fitted they suit strimming in dry, dusty conditions; without it they're everyday safety glasses. For blade work, wear a visor over them.
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Pros
- Foam gasket seals out dust and grit like a goggle
- Light enough to forget you're wearing them
- Anti-fog and anti-scratch coatings
Cons
- Not designed to fit over prescription glasses
- Gasket can feel warm in hot weather
- Couldn't be dispatched to us in October 2026
What they are
The product on our link is a pair of GENYED wrap-around safety glasses, CE marked to EN 166 on both frame and lens, with lenses rated against high-speed particles, anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings, UV400 protection and a removable foam gasket. They weigh about 36 g. When we checked in October 2026, the listing couldn’t be dispatched to our location.
Glasses with a gasket — the best of both
Open safety glasses let fine dust and grit in around the edges; full goggles seal but fog and feel bulky. A foam gasket gives a goggle-like seal against dust in a light glasses frame, and you can remove it on hot days. That suits strimming dry verges, dead growth and gravelly ground.
Reading the EN 166 marking
The frame and lens markings tell you the impact grade: F (45 m/s, low energy), B (120 m/s, medium) or A (190 m/s, high). Spectacle-style frames can only be certified up to F. Check the marking on the pair you receive; our eye protection guide explains the codes.
Wear a visor too
With a metal blade, wear a mesh face shield or clear face shield over your glasses. See the best safety gear for brush cutting.