These glasses are REALLY dark, and with a strong green tint. I wore these around, while my nephew was doing some of his welding, and tested the exposure, cautiously, starting with the peripheral, looking closer to more direct, as it seemed ok.

Love these for torch cutting as I generally want to remove them a lot and see more clearly. Add a lot of protection and simply to pop up to better see things.

They block out enough that, when you are not directly on the welding process, you are fine for short periods. And they allow a good visibility of the whole process.

I tried out these welding glasses with a wire feed welder. Surprisingly I could see through the glasses even before the arc was struck. I was watching the welding arc you can see in the picture and when I finished my eyes felt fine with no strain or light blindness. If you're going to weld a large amount I would advise using a full face shield for several reasons, partly in preventing welder burn to your face, or peripheral light coming around the sides, but these glasses are fine for small projects. The primary reason I got them was to wear when using my plasma cutter because I need to see what is going on, and most welding shields block the plasma arc. These glasses fit me fine and perform as they should.

These glasses are REALLY dark, and with a strong green tint. I wore these around, while my nephew was doing some of his welding, and tested the exposure, cautiously, starting with the peripheral, looking closer to more direct, as it seemed ok.

Love these for torch cutting as I generally want to remove them a lot and see more clearly. Add a lot of protection and simply to pop up to better see things.

They block out enough that, when you are not directly on the welding process, you are fine for short periods. And they allow a good visibility of the whole process.

I tried out these welding glasses with a wire feed welder. Surprisingly I could see through the glasses even before the arc was struck. I was watching the welding arc you can see in the picture and when I finished my eyes felt fine with no strain or light blindness. If you're going to weld a large amount I would advise using a full face shield for several reasons, partly in preventing welder burn to your face, or peripheral light coming around the sides, but these glasses are fine for small projects. The primary reason I got them was to wear when using my plasma cutter because I need to see what is going on, and most welding shields block the plasma arc. These glasses fit me fine and perform as they should.

These glasses are REALLY dark, and with a strong green tint. I wore these around, while my nephew was doing some of his welding, and tested the exposure, cautiously, starting with the peripheral, looking closer to more direct, as it seemed ok.

Love these for torch cutting as I generally want to remove them a lot and see more clearly. Add a lot of protection and simply to pop up to better see things.

They block out enough that, when you are not directly on the welding process, you are fine for short periods. And they allow a good visibility of the whole process.

I tried out these welding glasses with a wire feed welder. Surprisingly I could see through the glasses even before the arc was struck. I was watching the welding arc you can see in the picture and when I finished my eyes felt fine with no strain or light blindness. If you're going to weld a large amount I would advise using a full face shield for several reasons, partly in preventing welder burn to your face, or peripheral light coming around the sides, but these glasses are fine for small projects. The primary reason I got them was to wear when using my plasma cutter because I need to see what is going on, and most welding shields block the plasma arc. These glasses fit me fine and perform as they should.

These glasses are REALLY dark, and with a strong green tint. I wore these around, while my nephew was doing some of his welding, and tested the exposure, cautiously, starting with the peripheral, looking closer to more direct, as it seemed ok.

Love these for torch cutting as I generally want to remove them a lot and see more clearly. Add a lot of protection and simply to pop up to better see things.

They block out enough that, when you are not directly on the welding process, you are fine for short periods. And they allow a good visibility of the whole process.

I tried out these welding glasses with a wire feed welder. Surprisingly I could see through the glasses even before the arc was struck. I was watching the welding arc you can see in the picture and when I finished my eyes felt fine with no strain or light blindness. If you're going to weld a large amount I would advise using a full face shield for several reasons, partly in preventing welder burn to your face, or peripheral light coming around the sides, but these glasses are fine for small projects. The primary reason I got them was to wear when using my plasma cutter because I need to see what is going on, and most welding shields block the plasma arc. These glasses fit me fine and perform as they should.