US Army Industrial Black Chippers Goggles

Army Chippers Goggles

These are US Army industrial chippers goggles. Chippers goggles are eye protection built for chipping, grinding and other shop work that throws off fragments, and they cover the eyes on all sides instead of only at the front. The black polymer frame, twin round lenses and elastic headband suit workshop users, and the original Army provenance draws collectors, reenactors and anyone building out a period kit.

Features

• Black Polymer Frame — The molded polymer body wraps around the eyes and up over the brow to block debris coming from the top and sides.
• Twin Round Clear Lenses — Two circular clear lenses sit in raised black rims, one in front of each eye.
• Adjustable Nose Bridge — A short leather strap and small buckle join the two eyecups so you can set the spacing to the width of your face.
• Leather Nose Guard — A black leather flap drops over the bridge of the nose and closes the gap between the eyecups.
• Riveted Brow Plates — Metal plates riveted across the top of the frame reinforce the brow where the two halves meet.
• Elastic Headband With Slider — A ribbed black elastic strap with a slide adjuster holds the goggles snug and fits over a cap or helmet liner.
• Genuine US Army Issue — Originally issued government equipment, so you are buying the actual Army goggle and not a commercial copy.

US Army Industrial Issue

The Army issued these goggles for industrial and maintenance work, where flying chips and grit are an everyday hazard. The design is simple and practical: a one-piece polymer shell, round eyecups, an adjustable leather bridge and an elastic strap that can be swapped out. That simplicity makes them a good fit for a bench-grinder station, and an authentic piece for a collection of American military protective gear.