ERB Safety
ERB Safety O.N.E. Live Free Camo Safety Glasses
Light, low-cost camo safety glasses for everyday tree work.
Typical $9
Eye Visor and Arborist Eye Protection
A helmet-mounted eye visor keeps chips and sawdust out of your face while you work. Pair it with safety glasses, since a mesh visor alone will not stop fine particles.
29products8brands
Petzl
Petzl Visor for Alveo and Vertex Helmets
A clear eye-protection visor made to mount on Petzl helmets.
Typical $45
3M
3M Mesh Screen for Hard Hat (Fits Peltor Muffs)
A mesh face screen for hard hats that works with Peltor earmuffs.
Typical $25
3M
3M SecureFit Protective Eyewear, Clear Lens
Light, snug clear safety glasses for everyday tree work.
Typical $7
ERB Safety
ERB Safety Clear Safety Glasses
Low-cost clear safety glasses to keep a crew in eye protection.
Typical $4
ERB Safety
ERB Safety Smoke Safety Glasses
Low-cost smoke safety glasses to keep a crew in eye protection.
Typical $5
Husqvarna
Husqvarna Sport Glasses
Light wraparound safety glasses for saw work, chipping and cleanup.
Typical $12
Kask
Kask Replacement Hardware for Super Plasma Visors
Spare mounting parts to keep a Kask Super Plasma visor tight and working.
Typical $15
Kask
Kask Super Plasma Mesh Visor Carrier Adapter
Adapter that lets you mount a mesh visor carrier on a Kask Super Plasma helmet.
Typical $29
Kask
Kask Zenith Zen Visor Carrier
Visor carrier for mounting a face screen on the Kask Zenith helmet.
Typical $35
Pfanner
Pfanner Protos Helmet Clear Plastic Integrated Visor
Clear replacement visor for the Pfanner Protos integrated helmet.
Typical $45
Pfanner
Pfanner Protos Integrated Visor Mesh Screen (G16)
Replacement mesh screen for the Pfanner Protos integrated helmet.
Typical $49
Forester
Forester Rain Guard for Muffs and Screen
A rain guard that helps keep rain and debris off your face screen.
Typical $12
3M
3M SecureFit Protective Eyewear, Gray Lens
Light, self-adjusting 3M safety glasses with a gray lens for sunny jobs.
Typical $9
Edge Eyewear
Edge Brazeau Smoke Safety Glasses
Sporty wraparound safety glasses with a smoke lens for bright days.
Typical $12
ERB Safety
ERB Safety O.N.E. Ammo Safety Glasses
Sport-style ERB safety sunglasses for crews working in bright sun.
Typical $14
ERB Safety
ERB Safety O.N.E. Breakout Safety Glasses
ERB safety sunglasses with a sporty frame for bright days on the crew.
Typical $14
ERB Safety
ERB Safety O.N.E. Free Ride Safety Glasses (Metallic Frame)
The metallic-frame version of ERB's Free Ride safety sunglasses.
Typical $15
ERB Safety
ERB Safety O.N.E. Free Ride Safety Glasses
Light sport-style ERB safety sunglasses for bright days.
Typical $14
ERB Safety
ERB Safety O.N.E. Outride Safety Glasses
Sport-style ERB safety sunglasses for long days in the sun.
Typical $14
ERB Safety
ERB Silver Mirror Safety Glasses
Low-cost mirrored safety sunglasses for crews working in open sun.
Typical $6
ERB Safety
ERB Smoke Safety Glasses
Basic tinted safety glasses that are cheap enough to keep everywhere.
Typical $5
Kask
Kask Mesh Visor for Super Plasma Helmets
A mesh face visor made to clip onto Kask Super Plasma helmets.
Typical $45
Kask
Kask Plastic Mesh Visor for Zenith Helmets
A plastic mesh face screen made for Kask Zenith helmets.
Typical $39
Kask
Kask Zenith Visor Adaptors
The side adaptors that let a Kask Zenith take a visor and earmuffs.
Typical $19
Petzl
Petzl Vizen Mesh Face Shield for Vertex and Strato Helmets
A full mesh face shield for Petzl's 2019 and later Vertex and Strato helmets.
Typical $49
Petzl
Petzl Vizir Eye Shield (2019 Version)
A clear eye shield that mounts on 2019 and later Petzl Vertex and Strato helmets.
Typical $39
Pfanner
Pfanner Protos Visor Mesh Screen, F39 Fine Mesh
Fine mesh replacement visor for the Pfanner Protos Integral helmet.
Typical $59
Nothing matches those filters. Try another brand or raise the price limit.
Buying guide
Visors and safety glasses
Mesh visors breathe well and do not fog, but fine dust and small particles can pass through. Clear visors block more debris but can fog and scratch. Many arborists wear safety glasses under a visor for full protection.
Pick a visor made for your helmet model, and safety glasses marked ANSI Z87.1. Replace scratched lenses and damaged visors so your vision stays clear.
Choosing a helmet visor
Mesh visors are popular for saw work because they do not fog and let air through. Clear polycarbonate visors offer more coverage against fine dust and chips. Visors come in different lengths; a longer visor protects more of the face but can get in the way when looking up.
Make sure the visor fits your helmet model or uses an approved adapter. Combine it with safety glasses, keep spare lenses on the truck, and clean visors with water and a soft cloth to avoid scratches.
Common questions
Is a mesh visor enough eye protection?
Typically no. Wear ANSI Z87.1 safety glasses as primary eye protection and use the visor for extra face coverage.