Radiant Shades 405-532nm protective goggles review

(THIS IS MY FIRST REVIEW)

I didn't see any review on these so here it goes!

I ordered them from here: (THE LINK IS NOT WORKING RIGHT NOW, WILL ADD WHEN ITS BACK UP. Should be http://www.radiantelectronics.org/)

$23.xx shipped for 1 pair

They came decently packed...had the plastic film protection and it was in bubble wrap.

They are definately on the cheaper side but I do feel they're worth every cent! I eventually want to get some good ones around $90-100 range. But for a budget, you can go wrong on these.

This filters out the green beautifully. The blue does a good job too...

Now it says it'll do 405 as well, I don't have a 405 over 5mW so I can't give any good insight on that...yet.

It does block out a little but not much at all.


Check out the with/without pictures



Hope this helps everyone:beer:


PROTECTIVE FILM


THE SHADES



50mW 532nm WITHOUT SHADES



50mW 532nm WITH SHADES



1.5W 445nm WITHOUT SHADES



1.5W 445nm WITH SHADES

Pretty good as it looks.

My goggles are so strong, that green dots hardly look like a green dot. Looks like a dot of a brighter shade of red. I havent tested with high power 445, so Ill see how far it can go, but as for right now, its a nice review.

how much is it?

creeg said:

how much is it?

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They are $15... They don't have any OD markings on them at all so they are definitely not approved glasses... They don't seem to do a lot for blue but they do filter green good (based on what I can see). Mariomaster made some videos of LPMing showing them under 5 mW output from a 650 mW laser over 25 seconds before going above safe levers and he says he destructively tested many of these units and they are consistent. I don't have a LPM myself to test them with however.

Yeah they're not great but they do a decent job. I would recommend getting a better pair but for those who can't afford a good approved pair this will suffice.

The camera didn't pick up well with how if filtered out the blue..its a little better than the green.

My pair doesn't block 405 well, definetly not safe. Yellow goggles block 445 better, and I haven't tested it against 532 because I heven't got any.
That's a pretty good review you made, it shows what to expect when buying those goggles to people not so familiar with OD ratings Good job :beer:

for 40$,you can get eagle which are very good for their price

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Added to the RT!

nikokapo said:

Added to the RT!

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nikokapo said:

Added to the RT!

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Hey niko...
did you hit Post Reply twice...


Jerry