Overview

The Texas safety glasses are an ultra lightweight wraparound lens with an anti-fog coating, in the smoke version. The sleek wraparound shape suits a variety of face shapes, the hard coat lens resists scratches, and the anti-fog coating keeps vision clear in humid and warm conditions. The smoke lens cuts glare for outdoor work, and the glasses filter out 99.9% of UV radiation.

The smoke lens is the choice for bright, sunny sites where glare makes a clear lens uncomfortable. It keeps the same AS/NZS 1337.1:2010 certification as the rest of the Texas range, and the wraparound shape keeps dust and wind out of the eyes. For welding nearby or high glare, the range also includes cool amber and blue mirror lenses.

The smoke tint keeps the same 99.9% UV protection and the same hard coat finish as the clear Texas glasses, so the tint adds comfort without giving up the rest of the spec.

Key Features

• Sleek and ultra lightweight wraparound lens
• Suits a variety of face shapes
• Hard coat lens for anti-scratch
• Anti-fog coating technology
• 99.9% UV protection
• Certified to AS/NZS 1337.1:2010

Specifications

• Lens: smoke, anti-fog
• Finish: hard coat anti-scratch
• UV: 99.9% protection
• Standard: AS/NZS 1337.1:2010
• Brand: Texas

Applications

• Outdoor work in bright sun
• Roofing and construction
• Driving and site inspection
• Workshop and fabrication
• Any task where glare is a problem

What You Need to Complete the Job

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose a smoke lens?

A smoke lens reduces glare and brightness, which makes it comfortable for outdoor work in full sun. It keeps the same impact protection and certification as the clear version, so you are not trading safety for comfort. The smoke tint does not change the impact protection, so you get the same certified eye protection with the glare cut.

Do these glasses fog up?

They carry the same anti-fog coating technology as the clear Texas glasses, so the lens resists fogging in humid and warm conditions. That keeps vision clear when you are working up a sweat outdoors. For indoor or overcast work, the clear Texas version is the better fit, and both sit in the same wraparound frame. The anti-fog coating is the same on both lenses.

What is the UV rating?

The lens filters out 99.9% of UV radiation outdoors, and the glasses are certified to AS/NZS 1337.1:2010. The smoke tint adds glare reduction on top of that UV protection, which is what makes it a good outdoor lens.