Revision Military Desert Locust Military Goggles

If you adjust your expectations, these are a fantastic deal for what you're getting. Keeping in mind that these are new old stock, these are an absolute winner! As expected, the foam along the edge vents are dried out and falling off. Not an issue for use as ballistic safety goggles. I plan to use these in a welding shop, for fire/rescue operations and at the range to protect against impacts. You get a carrying case, 2 different lenses, anti-fog wipe, microfiber cloth and protective sleeve. Headband elastic is in great shape. I bought 4 of these and out of the two I opened the condition was identical. If you're looking for safety goggles for a similar application to mine, these are the ones to get while you can.

By that I mean it is NOS, with emphasis on old. Foam around lens is dust. Material is a little bit hard, so pliability is limited. Better deals out there for the $$$.

These came packaged well and once removed from the various packages it was easy to see that either they were stored at high temps or the glue they used on the venting filter foam was not quality. This vent filter foam was brittle and had fallen off and was inside the package in small pieces. Not having the vent filter foam round the unit would make for a poor goggle to wear in a dust storm as the vent filter not being there would allow dust to enter but how often will you be in a dust storm.

I purchased 1 and then purchased 4 more... Yes, the foam was too old to function as an air filter in 1 of 5...but its was easy to get more foam for less than$2 and cut it to fit...(Coffee filter material will also work to replace the foam)

new in the wrap...

Nice goggles and all packing but the foam around vents has degraded away. Other than that they're great

The goggles came with clear and tinted lenses. But the foam around the venting holes has disintegrated due to age. I managed to remove the old foam and glue and plan to replace the foam.

They were unissued and OLD. The foam that covers the vents was old and crumbling like stale bread crumbs.

Complete in nice pouch with accessories. Foam edge filter has degraded in storage and is just dust. They will have to be flattened out to fit on face...too much curve as packed.
They won't accommodate eyeglasses. I know Revision makes an insert you can fit with prescription lenses, which is an additional chunk of change.
You could probably find a knock-off of equal quality for same or less money, so it's not the surplus bargain of the century, but it's ok.