Overview

The Kansas safety glasses are a lightweight, frameless design with a curved temple arm that fits most face profiles, in the smoke version. The 9-base lens gives distortion free coverage with a 180 degree field of vision, the lens is medium impact resistant, and the anti-fog coating works in humid conditions. A soft rubber tip arm and a moulded silicone nose piece hold the glasses comfortably in place.

The smoke lens cuts glare for bright, sunny site work while keeping the full frameless coverage of the Kansas design. With no frame around the lens, the field of vision is wide and unobstructed, and the hard coat anti-scratch finish keeps the lens clear through a working life outdoors.

The moulded silicone nose piece and soft rubber tips are the details that stop the glasses slipping down a sweaty nose, which is the reason they stay put on a warm site.

Key Features

• Lightweight and frameless design with a curved temple arm
• 9-base lens for distortion free coverage
• 180 degree field of vision
• Medium impact resistant
• High quality anti-fog lens for humid conditions
• Hard coat lens for anti-scratch
• Soft rubber tip arms and moulded silicone nose piece
• Filters out 99.9% of UV radiation
• Certified to AS/NZS 1337.1:2010

Specifications

• Lens: smoke, anti-fog, 9-base
• Design: frameless
• Impact: medium impact resistant
• UV: 99.9% protection
• Standard: AS/NZS 1337.1:2010
• Brand: Kansas

Applications

• Outdoor work in bright sun
• Roofing and construction
• Driving and site inspection
• Workshop and fabrication
• Any task where glare and wide vision both matter

What You Need to Complete the Job

Pair the glasses with a pair of leather rigger gloves and hearing protection. For dusty work add a P2 dust mask, and see the Safety Equipment range for the full kit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the smoke lens suitable for indoor work?

The smoke lens is tinted for glare reduction, so it suits bright outdoor conditions rather than dim indoor work. For indoor or overcast work, the clear Kansas glasses are the better choice, and both share the same frameless coverage. For indoor or overcast work, the clear Kansas version is the better fit, and both share the same frameless coverage.

What does the 9-base lens do?

The 9-base curvature is what gives the lens its wide, distortion free coverage and the 180 degree field of vision. The lens wraps around the eye area, so it keeps the view open while still sitting close to the face.

Are these glasses certified?

Yes, they are certified to AS/NZS 1337.1:2010, the Australian and New Zealand standard for eye and face protection, and they filter out 99.9% of UV radiation. That certification is a stated listing value for this product.