Belay Glasses

Never thought I would get a pair of these, because of my wearing glasses. Figured I would give these a try and love them. They are easy to clip on, flip up out of the way and are really comfortable.I was especially impressed with how clear the image is.Highly recommend.

Good quality. Good fit. Work right.

Lightweight. Comfort.needs to be careful to not to break.

Just used these today.I’ve used the “name brand” before—this item was half the price and works just as well.Highly recommend.

These work great. Only problem is that when they were attached to my harness and the rope was pushing back and forth against the case, the strap tore and they fell, and now I don't have a way to attach them to my harness anymore. Should have a stronger connection method.

The glasses are comfortable, light, built to last, and provide a crystal clear image. They're designed to sit low enough without obstructing your view while looking directly at the climber (which the instructions are wise enough to recommend, until they've climbed above a certain height!) while also covering a substantial area of view so looking through them for the longer part of the climb is entirely comfortable. So the product you're potentially buying is very good, 5/5 from me. And now I'm going to go on about the more unsung hero of this buy: the case.You might think - as do a lot of manufacturers - that the case is an afterthought, something that's nice to have but doesn't really matter... And there's a case for that, I don't exactly disagree. But these glasses come with a case nice enough that it becomes a valuable part of the experience, so I want to give it a shout here. First, it has a dedicated carabiner loop (non-climbing carabiner included!) to lash it to your harness for easy carrying. Whether you're heading to a crag and just want to keep your hands free or are climbing in the gym and want to keep everything with you while trading off with another climber, this is very handy. Still, maybe just "par for the course," no more or less than what you'd expect. But wait, there's more!The case zips almost all the way around, so when it's closed, it's fully closed. But, wisely, it also includes an "accordion" layer just inside the zipper - some nylon stitched in so that, with the zipper fully open, the case doesn't flop open flat. Rather, it opens up about 30 degrees plenty of room to get even climb-tired fingers in there and pluck out the glasses, but not so far they're in danger of falling out (assuming you're in a standard vertical position, always zip before climbing upside down). And if you're inclined (yes, it's a slope pun, and no, I'm not pretending it was an accident) to leave the zipper undone during a long session, there's a Velcro strap you can slap across the opening. Again, perfectly suitable for tired, cold fingers to secure or retrieve your glasses easily without great distraction.I would have given the glasses alone 5 stars. The attention to detail with a well-designed case pushed me to write a long review. This is the kind of well-thought-out above-and-beyond-the-product-itself attention-to-detail that really makes me happy as a customer.

Works great and sturdy

They should make a way to have the temples adjustable- they feel like they are stabbing you in the head and they do not flex at all. Miserable glasses, both these and the more expensive plastic variant from yy have same issue.