Inever got even the smallest piece of particle in my eye, so I presume that that worked perfectlyfine, and as much as I maybe concerned about whether or not this glue will hold up overtime, something I had not considered before is, I sweat pretty well, and this kept everydrop of sweat out of my eyes as well, and that is something I was not shopping for,but I'm glad that I got. Obviously it was impossible for them to fog up, so I didn't have to deal with that. I justwanted to get that cut up so that we could have a little family fire out in our firepit in the back yard tonight, but the test was for these Bugz goggles, and I'm impressed. Most of that was pretty well rottedwood that's been sitting out on the forest floor for maybe longer than a year. Now I know that wasn'tanything impressive as far as chainsawing goes. Right now I'm interested in making sure that wood doesn't hit my eyes,and that my safety goggles don't fog up, so let's give it a try. I don't know how well that glue will stand up to that, buttime will tell. I may have to make sure that I remember not to store these in my shed overour hot and humid summers. It has a nice elastic band to keepit on your head, and I am a little skeptical about this foam cushioning, because it appearsto just be glued onto the plastic frame, and I'm not sure just how long or well that'sgonna stand up. So what makes these different? Well,you can see here that the lenses, as it were, are actually like this synthetic mesh, almostlike a hardware cloth, that's glued onto the front where the plastic lenses would typicallybe on safety goggles. So today, I promised my family that we would have a fire in our fire pitoutside, so the kids have been bringing up fallen down sticks and saplings from the woods,and now I'm gonna cut those up small enough to actually make use of them in the fire pitand I thought we'd go ahead and give these a try. So, I saw Cody wearing these a long time ago over on Wranglerstar's channel,and decided that I would invest in them for all of the work I'm gonna do this fall usingmy chainsaw. It seemed like when there was no wayto get air between my face and the goggle itself, that it would fog up, and I got frustratedwith those. It didn't matter abouthaving special vents on the side or whatever else. Or the goggles kind particularly would always fog up. I had the kind that were just like actual eye glassesand I'd be swinging my head around, left and right, or bending over, and they'd fall offmy face. I don't know if you do a lot of work with a chainsaw specifically is whyI bought these, but I always found an excuse to avoid using the safety goggles. I saw these first over at Cody's channel on Wranglerstar and they caught myattention. Today I wanna talk to you about these littlegoggles.