Full Face Respirator Mask,Gas Mask Protect Against Harmful Gas,Dust,Chemicals, Safety Mask with Active Carbon Filter

Fantastic product for running an open cab earth moving equipment or bobcat with a sweeper on it. Don't have to breath in that harmful dust you're engulfed in anymore. If you have a beard like me, helpful hint, take some Vaseline and smear it in your beard thick. It will do 2 things for you, 1 the mask will make a complete seal to your face this way so only clean air through the filters will be breathed, and 2 it will keep all the dust out of the hair preventing the dust from damage to that fine face mane as well as keeping this hair moisturized that dries out very easily. It's just a pain in the rear to clean it all out at the end of the day. The price we pay to keep a long luscious beard. But yes this product is great at protecting your lungs and stop hacking up that nasty stuff at the end of the day in the shower you were inhaling all day.

This respirator works excellent for keeping fumes out. I have used oil based paints and stains and cannot smell any of the fumes. It is a welcome addition to woodworking. It seals around my face even with a beard and remains tight. The straps are a thick rubber not elastic. The rubber holds firm and tightening and loosening the respirator is easy. The face mask part is clear and easy to see out of. Overall it was affordable and makes a huge difference when painting with oil based paints.

This mask is good. It's identical to the $119.00 mask. Exact same mask different company. I bought both mask at the same time. I couldn't tell the difference. I don't understand the expiration date on the filters. If I go past the expiration date. Is the filter no good? Other than that, it's better to have it than not have it.

Wow! Great quality for the price (from what I can tell). Fits snugly but still comfortable- relative to wearing a big gasket on your face. We weren’t prepared for big changes in air quality PLUS I occasionally work with toxic enamels & adhesives. I’d put off getting decent breathing protection for long enough but any survival-type gear has been marked up in stores. After looking at some options I was relieved to find this mask at less than half the price of what was available locally at the same level of quality. Considering the circumstances, & only in my novice opinion, this is a great deal. I’ll be sure to update if I encounter any issues with use.

Worked great! Needed to paint my car and this came in quite handy. Never fogged and kept the bad air at bay.

I love this mask. I do a lot of epoxy resin work and I can't smell a thing. It is super easy to see out of and people can hear me loud and clear. My one complaint is that the internal mask presses a lot against the top of my nose. It is fine if I am only wearing it for a short period of time, but it can get really uncomfortable after wearing it for ~45 minutes. Full disclosure, I have a big nose and I also have the same problems with snorkeling masks. I think if you have an average, flatter nose, you will probably be okay.

The Cost wasn't bad. It dose come in a forgin box however I found pinon writting on the box it came with. The smell it has isn't terrible I feel like I am breathing clean air when I have it on. The size of the mask matched my face nicely. Its not too thick but it is air tight. Which is good! The filters come with it included but seprate and sealed tight in plastic. I suspect it'll last enough if someone tries riot gas on me or pepper spray. All in all this is a well rounded mask. I am happy.

While they advertise being able to use 3M filters with this respirator, they make it very difficult if not impossible to do so. This respirator works pretty well out of the box with the included round filter canisters, but these round filters screw into a plastic base that is mounted onto the mask itself. If you want to use 3M filters instead you would need to remove this round plastic base, but it's nearly impossible to remove. There appears to be a locking mechanism that locks them to the respirator. This could maybe be defeated with a dremel or screwdriver, but doing this without breaking the mask itself seems almost impossible.