UMBRELLALABORATORYSteampunk Victorian Style Goggles with Compass Design & Ocular Loupe, Rave Glasses

These are very neat goggles!The additional lenses detach, so they can be worn with or without them, for a different look whenever I feel like it. It's almost like having two different goggles, without having to buy two pairs (even though I ended up with two sets due to an overdue package).The goggles themselves are fairly comfortable to wear both on the face and above the forehead, and I didn't need much adjustment to them when I got them, even though they are completely adjustable. The strap itself is pretty comfortable too, I don't really notice the strap at all for quite some time, so that was a huge bonus.All of the parts are well attached, and haven't budged a bit (the bits that aren't supposed to move, that is), so the construction is solid. I'm very happy with the goggles, and while it was frustrating that the first order seemed to get lost in the mail, I'm not the least bit disappointed to have ended up with two pairs.

I love these but didn't like the color I bought (purple) I did just am going to buy another color later 😉😍 very cool. Plastic and not heavy♥️ the adjustable little pieces really add to the supergood aesthetic! A must have, in my professional opinion! Fun! Wish they were made of a light metal and prescription, I'd wear these all over, but that's just how I roll😘

These are fun, I love it. Perfect and worth the money!

These glasses are pretty cool. They look just like they do in the pictures.I have two small complaints about them, which are very small complaints. The band doesn't really match the "Steam or Diesel Punk" look. Of course you can use your imagination and find a solution to that problem. The other issue I had was with the two magnifying glasses being looser than I would have liked. Minimal movements of my hat caused them both to settle down in front of each other resting on the brim of my hat. I thought they looked cooler separated, but they wouldn't stay like that for long unless I was going to permanently mod them with super glue or solder.

Got lots of compliments, however I did not wear on my face, but rather on a top hat. I would probably have had a hard time getting them to stay on my face because they are VERY floppy in real life...the bridge, the nosepiece, is not solid so each of the eyepieces flips and rolls around. The nosepiece is the only thing that I think brings this piece down; it seems flimsy and I hate having to McGyver up stuff unless it was very cheap. In my opinion a twenty dollar pair of plastic goggles should at least be nice plastic.Also, the little jewelers' lenses are attached only with a clip, so I lost them off the hat several times. I would glue them to the goggles if I were you. The headband is blue-and black striped elastic, not too loud but not period-looking either. It would be nice if it was a leather strap, but for my purpose, wrapped around a top hat and covered with other things like gears and feathers, it was fine.The main lenses are nice and dark, the 'aged brass' look is just painted plastic but looks cool, even close up,and the mini lenses are a nice touch. I will be adding some more little gears. Overall I received several compliments, so if you are not actually going to wear them on your face, great. If you will be wearing them I'd be prepared to cinch that elastic uber-tight so they don't flop around. You might get a headache but you'll look cool.

It fits perfectly on my eyes. The lens color is a bit more magenta than purple, but then again, that's fine with me. It looks purple for someone looking AT the goggles, but through the lenses it's more of a pink colour. They fit over my eyes perfectly, and the straps are easily adjustable. The only mild issue would be that the actual clamp for the magnification lenses isn't very secure onto it, but that's easily fixed with superglue. The actual magnification lenses work perfectly well, and it's of great quality.

Came exactly as advertised, the lens of the goggles are slightly odd to see through but nothing that is major, the examining lenses actually magnify a bit which i was surprised at, not that it is extremely useful but it makes it seem more genuine, the ocular lens is attached with a fairly interesting device which adds to the goggles, only thing i didn't like was how cheap the nose piece was but it is barely noticeable when the goggles are on. Exactly like it was in the photo i feel they will be an excellent part of a costume or simply a nice decoration for a room

Daughter likes it. There were clear lenses behind the purple, so we were able to turn these into clear goggles just by unscrewing the lens caps and removing the purple glass. (the clear lenses were plastic, the purple were glass.Although these are ordinary welding goggles with a hose clamp and a set of jeweler's loupes, they are nicely painted an antique bronze, and they are as cheap as buying the separate parts would be, so no point in building your own.The two halves are connected by a bead chain (like on dog tags) over the bridge of the nose. This can be adjusted smaller for kids by removing the lenses and moving the chain to a tighter notch.