| How to Choose Uvex Safety Eyewear4 June 2020 Uvex is a global partner for elite international sports and an outfitter of top athletes. As such, their protective equipment always strives to exceed the latest demands of technological innovation. With a large array of protective eyewear available however, it can be difficult to try and find what you need. Here at Workwear.co.uk, our goal is to make everything as simple as possible, so we've created this guide to help you find the right Uvex spectacles for you! Which Uvex Ranges Do You Stock?We stock a number of Uvex Glasses and Uvex Goggles, including the following: Uvex i-vo – Sporty Ergonomic Uvex GlassesStyle: Glasses Positives ✔ Injection-moulded from two materials: hard and soft where they need to be Drawbacks ✗ Not as secure as other pairs of glasses with wraparound designs Uvex Pheos – Modern Geometric DesignStyle: Glasses Positives ✔ Narrow geometry enables ear defenders, helmets and bump caps to be worn effectively Drawbacks ✗ Some may find their extended lenses obtrusive Uvex Astrospec 2.0 – Retro Style Ventilated LensesStyle: Glasses Positives ✔ Panoramic polycarbonate lenses for maximum perspective Drawbacks ✗ Not as compatible with helmets and ear defenders as other models Uvex Super Fit – Super-Thin Wraparound LensesStyle: Glasses Positives ✔ Super-thin wraparound lenses offer maximum perspective Drawbacks ✗ Not as protective as other more robust spectacles Uvex Ultrasonic – Ventilated Wide-Vision GogglesStyle: Goggles Positives ✔ Combines hard and soft materials for high mechanical rigidity Drawbacks ✗ Best suited for reusable eye protection Uvex U-Sonic – Minimum Weight, Low Pressure FitStyle: Goggles Positives ✔ Uvex i-gonomics product where comfort and ergonomics are design priority Drawbacks ✗ Less UV protection than other models Uvex Skyguard NT – Full Protection Against Flying ParticlesStyle: Glasses Positives ✔ TPU layer moudled against frame element offers full protection against particles Drawbacks ✗ Not as compatible with ear defenders as other spectacles Uvex i-Works – Stylish and RobustStyle: Glasses Positives ✔ Groundbreaking permanent anti-fog coating even after cleaning Drawbacks ✗ Not available in clear lenses Uvex Super G – Traditional Design Weighing Only 18gStyle: Glasses Positives ✔ Traditional lightweight design weighing only 18 grams Drawbacks ✗ Economy model without the same features/longevity of premium models Uvex Carbonvision – Lightweight 46g GogglesStyle: Goggles Positives ✔ Highly lightweight goggles weighing only 46g Drawbacks ✗ Not as much variety as other ranges Which Colour Lens Do I Need?If you're looking for a permanent addition to your PPE, the style and design of your protective eyewear is very important. On the other hand, there is no point in having a style that you like without the correct lenses to support the task at hand. For example, if you are working in a bright outdoor environment, it is important to select a range that includes smoke-tinted lenses. Are Any Other Styles Available?While this guide has given a guide to the main styles of Uvex eyewear, there are a few models that are unique and sit outside of these ranges. See our full range of Uvex eyewear to find out more. Do you have a favourite style of Uvex safety eyewear? Let us know which glasses or goggles you've been using and why you like them in the comments below! |