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Safety goggle

Sellstrom Odyssey II Safety Goggle

4.4 (777)
$16.22

$14.54 to $16.22 across strap options

  • ANSI Z87+
Strap: Flame Retardant Cloth Strap

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  • Indirect vents at the top and bottom
  • Fits over most prescription glasses
  • Anti-fog inside, anti-scratch outside
  • Neoprene or flame retardant cloth strap

Indirect vented goggle with a choice of strap

Splash from a parts washer comes in at angles that glasses leave open. The Odyssey II closes them with a soft, flexible body that conforms to your face and fits over most prescription glasses. Indirect vents at the top and bottom let air move without giving liquid a straight path in. The clear dual panel polycarbonate lens is treated against fog on the inside and against scratches on the outside, and it is rated to block 99% of UV.

Your choice is the strap. The Latex Free Neoprene Strap resists chemicals, adjusts for size and suits a wash bay or a lab. The Flame Retardant Cloth Strap is the one to take near grinding sparks and hot work. We mark both versions to ANSI Z87+.

  • Indirect venting

    Vents at top and bottom move air while keeping liquids, dust and flying debris from coming straight in.
  • Fits over glasses

    The soft, flexible body goes over most prescription eyewear and still seals against your face.
  • Two coatings

    Anti-fog treatment works on the inside of the lens and anti-scratch treatment on the outside.
  • ShelfSafety goggles
  • TypeSafety goggle
  • MaterialPolycarbonate
  • CoatingAnti-fog, Hard coat
  • VentingIndirect vent
  • Standards named for this partANSI Z87+
  • Strap optionsFlame Retardant Cloth Strap, Latex Free Neoprene Strap

Before you start

Safety glasses need side protection where particles fly, and goggles are the choice for chemical splash. Look for the marking on the lens or frame that names the standard.