Product Description

DEWALT BRANDED GOGGLES - Built-in ventilation channel ~ Provides extra fog control and ventilation ~ Dual injected rubber for soft comfortable seal ~ Clip attachment for easy lens replacement ~ Cloth head strap ~ Provides a comfortable adjustable fit ~ Polycarbonate lens for impact resistance

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #54 in Home Improvement
• Brand: DeWALT
• Model: DPG82-11C
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 4.00" h x 8.38" w x 6.75" l, .60 pounds

Features

• Built-in ventilation channel provides extra fog control and ventilation.
• Dual injected rubber provides a soft, comfortable seal
• Clip attachment allows for easy lens replacement
• Cloth head strap provides a comfortable, easily adjustable fit
• Tough, polycarbonate lens provides impact resistance.

Amazon.com
The Concealer is a dual mold goggle that provides extra fog control and ventilation with an impact resistant lens.. Dual injected rubber provides a soft, comfortable seal, while the cloth head strap provides for a comfortable, adjustable fit.

From the Manufacturer
The Concealer is a dual mold goggle that provides extra fog control and ventilation.

Customer Reviews

Definitely not antifog...
As everyone else I bought the goggles thinking they were anti fog, but the first time I used them outside during a sunny 80 degree day as soon I started to sweat they fogged up in no time, I would've returned them, but by the time I realized how bad they were, the time for returning them had already expired, they look good though, but if you need the anti-fog feature these goggles are not the ones...

Protect your eyes from dust
I love these goggles. Not only do they protect your eyes from flying objects but also from the dust produced by woodworking machines. They are pretty comfortable to wear and are very well made.
Mine were light gray instead of the yellow shown in the picture.

UPDATE: I've had this goggles for a little over a year and noticed that they started to fog up lately. Maybe there's some coating that has worn off after about a year or so (or maybe because it has been hotter this summer). Also, the elastic band broke. I know it says elastic cloth but mine came with an elastic rubber band. If anyone knows where I can find a replacement, let me know. I still like the goggles though.

UPDATE2: So out of curiosity I e-mailed Dewalt to see if they sold the strap for a couple of dollars. They forwarded the e-mail to Radians (who happens to make these goggles for Dewalt). The customer person apologized for the inconvenience and without asking any questions send me a new pair of goggles. I was willing to pay for the strap but instead got a new pair of goggles! I also realized that the first time I bought this item, Amazon sent me the Radians version of the googles (they are the same except different colors and the strap is rubber instead of elastic cloth). The replacement I got are the actual Dewalt (yellow) goggles.

fits over most prescription glasses too, nice
I wear prescription glasses being very myopic and sometimes it's an advantage while woodworking as I've got some eye protection already but not enough when construction debris is flying and woodchips and dust cover my lenses often forcing me to make quick cleanings that scratch my $400+ glasses. Now the cheaper off-the-shelf goggles cloud up with leaky seals and the most common eye protectors are for non glass wearing folks only. Nowhere did it say these would fit over my prescription lenses...but they looked like they would. And they did very well. They don't leak at the bottom and don't allow my breathing to fog up the lenses as they are well ventilated. Seem to work in colder temps too. They also look about as good as my 50 dollar Ski googles.. in fact they seem they might be good for skiing or boarding in the winter too and at only 14 or 15 bucks pretty good looking too. Fits with most dust masks and with headphones too. The real deal.

Update: I did notice they do fog up too at temps above 80 degrees or even less so the antifog seems to not work so well. Maybe ski goggle anti fog paste is needed. Not sure if there is a solution to that. Maybe a hard hat over the head to shade the lens? or bandana as it seems sweat from forehead might be causing them to fog. Only after a bit of time and maybe just keep a clean clothe wipe to clean 'em off. Maybe just use more open cheaper lens...(but those with prescription lens might be out of luck there. )