Looking for tested BAD 630-700nm goggles

[DJNY]

They don´t have to fully protect me, just reducing the power as the old WL goggles did

 

[ultimatekaiser]

Well just go get a red filter then lol!

Zonestealth has some OD +4s on ebay, but that's a bit pricy but nice protection. Plenty of cheapies on the bay tho

 

[DJNY]

Got the one from Zonestealth (aka laser2go) - so I have good ones, also cheap ones, but they´re also near as good as the Zonestealth goggles when looking at ~300mW of red power. The dot is nearly invisible with all of them. Not very useful for taking pictures.

 

[ultimatekaiser]

You won't see beams or bright dots thru any laser protection that's worth having in my experience. It's kinda all or nothing. If I'm doing photos I just do them one at a time with good goggles and a camera as a makeshift eye.

 

[jeffreythe00]

Is there any reason why a neutral density filter wouldn't work? Its what they used to reduce output from the arctics by about 90%

 

[busman2]

Try here. Blue Safety Glasses with Protective Case for 600 750nm Orange Red Laser Pointer | eBay

 

[DJNY]

Is there any reason why a neutral density filter wouldn't work? Its what they used to reduce output from the arctics by about 90%

Thanks, I´m gonna look more into this direction.

Try here. Blue Safety Glasses with Protective Case for 600 750nm Orange Red Laser Pointer | eBay

What does these have to do with my question in the first post?
I´m looking for tested bad goggles. These cheap safety goggles are mostly more than good enough for us hobbyist (tested a ton of them).
Or did you tested the goggles you linked? Thanks for the suggestion though.

 

[busman2]

I understood that you were looking for glasses that you could still see the red dot of 300mW. You will with these.
If this is not what you were meaning then disregard my posts.

 

[Just4FunReally]

Has everyone forgotten about the O-like goggles? Yeah if you want BAD goggles thats a great place to start. Pretty much performs exactly as you described: "Slightly reduces power like the WL goggles".