Our Favorite Construction Site Sunglasses - Uvex Hypershock™ Safety Glasses

[@uno3863]

I just ordered the blue lenses pair for my job, I hate the cheapo ones they hand out and it's mandatory to wear safety glasses, so I orederd the blue lens and if I like em, I'll order the yellow lens pair 😎👍🏾

[@macmorindustries]

Right on uNo! Our customers really like these glasses, so I hope you end up liking them also.

[@uno3863]

@@macmorindustries awesome, I'll let you know tomorrow when I receive them 😎👍🏾

[@uno3863]

Wow I am work today wearing the blue lens version of these safety glasses at work today and I must say, I forget I'm even wearing them! They are comfortable, the blue lens has a calming effect on me and they look awesome, they don't even fog up while wearing my mask like the cheapo ones I previously wore. I highly recommend these and the price is 👌🏽already have coworkers asking where I got em 😎👍🏾

[@macmorindustries]

@@uno3863 that's great to hear uNo, we're glad to hear these worked out for you. Completely agree that the price for the value is solid. Enjoy!

[@MASTERPRESTIGE]

After getting a pair of the Uvex hypershocks I will never wear another type of sunglasses/safety glasses.you can wear them not only on the job but off the job too😎

[@macmorindustries]

A lot of our guys do the same! Glad to hear you enjoy them!

[@screw__head__281]

Damn a car battery! 🤣🤣 I've been thinking about getting these. The ones they give us at work are so bad. I've been wondering is it okay to have employees with regular prescription glasses on the job site. I mean we work around nail guns. That's dangerous. Just wondering. Good video.

[@macmorindustries]

Thanks for the feedback - glad you liked the video! The nice thing about the Hypershocks is that they're a great spec that doesn't break the bank, so we feel the value for the price is definitely worth a try. RE: your question... usually, workers who wear prescription glasses on the job will either need OTG (over the glass) protective eyewear or will get sideshields that they can attach to their prescription glasses for additional protection. At the end of the day, it's up to the employer to do a risk assessment and mandate the safety equipment accordingly. Employers also need to evaluate the employee feedback they get about products - if lots of feedback is received about PPE being uncomfortable or not ideal for the work at hand, it's in their best interest to work with their supplier to find a more suitable product. Otherwise, employees will likely stop wearing the gear which greatly increases the risk of injuries.

[@screw__head__281]

@@macmorindustries Thanks for the reply. I actually got me a pair of these. And they're great. I love them. And the place I work doesn't offer nothing.