Blue Mirror Lenses Built for Bright, Sunny Worksites

The Hellberg Krypton Blue safety glasses raise the bar when it comes to outdoor eye protection. That blue mirror coating isn't just for show - it's engineered to deflect sunlight, cut glare, and boost contrast better than standard tinted lenses. If you're working construction sites, outdoor maintenance, or anywhere the sun's beating down, these deliver crystal-clear vision when you need it most.

Key Features:

• 99.99% UV Protection: Blocks both UVA and UVB light completely. Your eyes stay protected during long outdoor shifts without the strain or damage from harmful rays.
  
• Dual Coating Technology: Anti-scratch coating on both sides protects the lens surface from daily wear and abuse, whilst the anti-fog treatment stops steaming when you move between temperatures or work in humid conditions. Clear vision, no wiping needed.
  
• Soft Dual Material Design: Rubber-covered temples with groove pattern grip securely during movement without pressure points. The flexible rubber nose bridge moulds to any nose shape for a personalised fit that doesn't slip.
  
• Slim Temple Profile: Designed to work alongside ear defenders without breaking the seal. Minimises noise attenuation loss and prevents gaps in ear cushions - perfect when you need both eye and hearing protection on site.
  
• Full-Frame Floating Lens: The full-framed design with floating lens construction provides impact resistance whilst maintaining comfort. Built for the demands of industrial environments where protection can't be compromised.
  
• Sunglare Certified: Certified for both impact resistance and sunglare protection. These aren't fashion glasses - they're proper PPE that meets professional safety standards for outdoor industrial use.
  

Hellberg's Krypton Blue combines serious protection with genuine all-day comfort. Whether you're on a construction site, doing outdoor maintenance, or working anywhere bright conditions meet serious hazards, these safety glasses handle it. Order yours from Glovesnstuff today.