Black Z87.1 Safety Glasses #749221
Starting at
CAD $47.95
Frame size:
Measurements refer to frame width.
extra-small110 - 118 mm
small119 - 125 mm
medium126 - 132 mm
large133 - 140 mm
extra-large141+ mm
Frame color:Black
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Our affordable Z87.1 frames comply with ANSI Z87.1-2020+ impact rating standards for safety glasses.
Our affordable Z87.1 frames comply with ANSI Z87.1-2020+ impact rating standards for safety glasses.
Prescription requirements
Frame Size
SizeLarge(133 - 140 mm / 5.2 - 5.5 in)
Frame Width135 mm / 5.3 in
Bridge width18 mm / 0.7 in
Lens Width54 mm / 2.1 in
Lens Height30 mm / 1.2 in
Temple Length147 mm / 5.8 in
Frame measurements
5418-147
Side view
Frame design
Lens compatibility
Sunglasses
EyeQLenz™Unavailable
Transitions®Unavailable
Specialty lensesUnavailable
Blokz® blue-light blocking
What makes it special
ANSI Z87.1
These frames meet ANSI standards for impact resistance to help keep your eyes safe.Custom comfort
Personalize your fit for maximum stability on the move.Pure Strength
Corrosion-resistant steel provides sleek frames built to last.Discover sleek sophistication with this large rectangular frame from the nan collection, crafted from robust stainless steel and featuring a full-rim design that effortlessly blends functionality and modern elegance. Designed for both men and women, these safety glasses provide optimal protection for various activities while offering a comfortable and secure fit for extended wear. Perfect for individuals with a round face shape, this frame adds a sophisticated and classic touch. Whether for daily use or specific protective needs, this frame embodies a blend of style and practicality.
Customer Reviews
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Overall Rating
10 of 11 customers recommend
Customers are saying...
Customers are overwhelmingly pleased with the Z87.1 Safety Glasses, praising their quality, comfort, and perfect prescription accuracy. Many users appreciate the affordable pricing compared to other options, as well as the seamless online ordering process. The glasses fit well and perform admirably for various demanding work environments, although a few reviews mention concerns about durability and side shield issues. Overall, these glasses are considered a great value and effective for protective wear.
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Customers are saying...
Customers are overwhelmingly pleased with the Z87.1 Safety Glasses, praising their quality, comfort, and perfect prescription accuracy. Many users appreciate the affordable pricing compared to other options, as well as the seamless online ordering process. The glasses fit well and perform admirably for various demanding work environments, although a few reviews mention concerns about durability and side shield issues. Overall, these glasses are considered a great value and effective for protective wear.
This summary was generated by AI to help you quickly understand customer feedback.
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Reviewer3373838934
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:High
Safety glasses
a month agoLove the look of the frames.
Love the look of the frames.
Joe
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:High
Perfect work glasses
8 months agoGreat quality. Perfect RX. Comfortable. Arrived quickly.
Great quality. Perfect RX. Comfortable. Arrived quickly.
Raven
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:Average
Best 120 I have ever spent on anything
a year agoThese things are perfect. Super clear. Correct prescription. The lens are z87 stamped. The side shields are removable. The fit is perfect not too tight and they don't slide on your face. One thing is they do seem very cheap and fragile, super thin metal and flimsy but they may last 20 years or out last the lens. Take that as a grain of salt. I would definitely buy these again or if these break or it's time for new ones.
These things are perfect. Super clear. Correct prescription. The lens are z87 stamped. The side shields are removable. The fit is perfect not too tight and they don't slide on your face. One thing is they do seem very cheap and fragile, super thin metal and flimsy but they may last 20 years or out last the lens. Take that as a grain of salt. I would definitely buy these again or if these break or it's time for new ones.
gggirlgeek
Verified customer
Fit:True to Size
Quality:High
Good looking glasses for factory work.
2 years agoThese, with the protective clipons, work great for my husband's welding job where he is required to wear safety glasses. They won't protect against lab spills but they're perfect for machine labor.
They look great on him even though you can see the safety clipons. He has a very narrow face so it's nice to have an option that doesn't look like bug-eyes. They don't look goofy when he's outside the factory either. The clipons are a bit more tedious to remove than generic snap-ons. So he doesn't bother removing them unless he has a few days off. Also,
he prefers to have a second pair for weekends instead of hunting for his clipons every Sunday night.
He's worn the glasses for a year now, and they have held up with 2 exceptions: He is extremely hard on things and never treats them carefully. Somehow one of the screw's threads got stripped, and an arm came off. He simply drilled a larger screw into it. (I believe some epoxy glue was involved too but I don't remember.... I think he stepped on them with his steel-toed boots. but won't admit it.)
Second, I ordered the polycarbonate lense for him but I am upgrading that to Trivex for his next pair. This pair is pretty scratched up, to the point he can't see clearly. In addition to his harsh treatment of glasses, it seems the very air in his factory scratches everyone's lenses. None of his lenses have made it past a year, often 6 months. So we're going to try upgrading the lenses to something tougher, and buy this frame again. Fortunately, his job reimburses a chunk of the cost for equipment. We can use insurance for weekend fashion glasses.
He has another pair of plastic glasses from Zenni that he actually ran over with a van. They're still alive (but too lense-scratched to wear). So these frames, in comparison, are tough but not indestructable. However, they are easily repaired when one insists on abusing them. We're buying more.
These, with the protective clipons, work great for my husband's welding job where he is required to wear safety glasses. They won't protect against lab spills but they're perfect for machine labor.
They look great on him even though you can see the safety clipons. He has a very narrow face so it's nice to have an option that doesn't look like bug-eyes. They don't look goofy when he's outside the factory either. The clipons are a bit more tedious to remove than generic snap-ons. So he doesn't bother removing them unless he has a few days off. Also,
he prefers to have a second pair for weekends instead of hunting for his clipons every Sunday night.
He's worn the glasses for a year now, and they have held up with 2 exceptions: He is extremely hard on things and never treats them carefully. Somehow one of the screw's threads got stripped, and an arm came off. He simply drilled a larger screw into it. (I believe some epoxy glue was involved too but I don't remember.... I think he stepped on them with his steel-toed boots. but won't admit it.)
Second, I ordered the polycarbonate lense for him but I am upgrading that to Trivex for his next pair. This pair is pretty scratched up, to the point he can't see clearly. In addition to his harsh treatment of glasses, it seems the very air in his factory scratches everyone's lenses. None of his lenses have made it past a year, often 6 months. So we're going to try upgrading the lenses to something tougher, and buy this frame again. Fortunately, his job reimburses a chunk of the cost for equipment. We can use insurance for weekend fashion glasses.
He has another pair of plastic glasses from Zenni that he actually ran over with a van. They're still alive (but too lense-scratched to wear). So these frames, in comparison, are tough but not indestructable. However, they are easily repaired when one insists on abusing them. We're buying more.
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