SAFEYEAR EN166 Anti-Fog Safety Glasses (3 colours)
SAFEYEAR EN 166 safety glasses in three lens colours, clear and tinted, with anti-fog, scratch-resistant coatings and UV400 — for sun or shade.
In short:The SAFEYEAR pack on our link contains EN 166-certified, impact-resistant safety glasses in three lens colours, with anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings and UV400 protection. A tinted pair cuts glare when trimming in bright sun; the clear pair is for shade, dull days and evening work, when tinted lenses hide hazards. They are open-frame glasses, so in dust or with a metal blade add a visor.
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Pros
- Clear and tinted pairs for different light
- Anti-fog and scratch-resistant
- UV400 protection on sunny days
Cons
- Open frame — dust can get in round the edges
- Tinted lenses are unsafe in shade or low light
- Listing gives few details on impact grade
What they are
The listing on our link is a pack of SAFEYEAR safety glasses in three lens colours, certified to EN 166 and described as impact-resistant, with anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings and UV400 protection. It was sold by the brand’s own store when we checked in October 2026. The listing doesn’t say which impact grade the frames carry; check the marking on the arm.
Tinted or clear?
A tinted lens makes long sessions in bright sunshine far more comfortable and protects against UV. But tint is a hazard in shade, under trees, on dull days or in the evening, when it hides stones, wire and stumps. Swap to the clear pair whenever the light drops — that’s the advantage of a multi-colour pack.
Glasses aren’t the whole answer
Open-frame glasses let fine dust in at the edges and don’t protect the rest of your face. In dusty conditions, a pair with a foam seal such as the GENYED gasket glasses is better; with a metal blade, add a mesh visor on top. What the EN 166 codes mean is explained in our eye protection guide.
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