Polarized Safety Sunglasses with Impact Protection
Coyote's Safety Series combines polarized lens technology with impact-rated construction for people who need reliable eye protection in demanding work or outdoor environments. These sunglasses are designed to meet recognized safety standards without sacrificing visual clarity or all-day comfort.
ANSI Z87.1 Safety Rating
Sunglasses in Coyote's Safety Series are rated to ANSI Z87.1 standards for impact resistance. This certification indicates the lenses and frames have passed standardized impact testing and meet accepted occupational and educational eye protection requirements. Always verify the rating on individual product pages for the specific model you are considering.
- ANSI Z87.1-rated impact resistance on qualifying models
- Polarized lenses for glare reduction in outdoor work conditions
- Wrap-around coverage for peripheral protection
- 100% UV A, B and C protection
- Lightweight frames suitable for extended daily wear
Who Safety Sunglasses Are For
Safety polarized sunglasses are used by tradespeople, landscapers, construction workers, outdoor laborers and anyone who works in environments where eye protection is recommended. They are also popular with outdoor sports enthusiasts who want the additional assurance of impact-rated lenses.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does ANSI Z87.1 mean?
ANSI Z87.1 is the American National Standard for Occupational and Educational Personal Eye and Face Protection Devices. Products rated to this standard have passed tests for impact resistance, optical quality and other protective characteristics.
Can safety sunglasses be worn as regular sunglasses?
Yes. Safety-rated sunglasses look and feel similar to standard eyewear and can be worn in everyday settings. The added impact protection doesn't change how they look or feel in normal use.
Are polarized lenses available in safety-rated sunglasses?
Yes. Coyote's Safety Series includes polarized lenses that reduce reflected glare — making them practical for outdoor work environments where glare from surfaces or water is a factor.
Do I need safety glasses or safety sunglasses?
Safety sunglasses are appropriate for outdoor environments where both UV protection and impact resistance are needed. If working indoors or in low-light conditions, clear safety glasses may be more appropriate. Check the specific requirements of your work environment.