stoggles.com Avis 

Safety glasses work great, but I've had 3 pairs now and all frames broke from normal use with a year. Constantly returning them is really annoying. Quality of the frames is just bad.

On day 1 everything was fine, and I loved the look and convenience.

The lenses scratch super fast, and after just over a year (right after the warranty ran out) the coating on the frames started peeling off. I wear them half of the days and don't use any hair products, so this must be a normal thing to happen.

No support from them.

A shame there is no other product like it out there.

I would question the "safety" of glasses of this overall quality.

This is the worst company with the worst customer service I’ve experienced in a long time. Yet their product is super cute. If you can put up with a shady company that has the most manipulative return/exchange policy, you might get a cute pair of glasses. Otherwise DO NOT get the prescription feature. Guaranteed to come out bad.

Ordered a pair of transition safety glasses from Stoggles for work, they broke less than two months later so I used the warranty and ordered a replacement pair. THAT pair broke 4 months after that so i ordered another replacement pair through the warranty, and THAT pair just broke less than two months later, so I give up.

The pair was fine otherwise, but seems like the plastic was cheap and the assembly was flimsy. Also the three pairs all broke in three completely different ways in three completely different spots. I would not recommend using Stoggles.

Horrible company. The anti fog film on the goggles (stored properly and never worn before) bubbled up and peeled off within 10 minutes of first wear. I contacted customer support, they sent me a replacement. With the replacement, exact same thing happened. Complained to customer support, and they refused to refund a single cent, only offered to send me yet another pair of defective goggles. Save your money and avoid this company like the plague!

Avoid! The have a terrible design flaw of snapping at the hinges.

I wanted to like Stoggles, but my experience was disappointing.

I paid over $150 for prescription safety glasses that lasted less than three months. The lenses became scratched on the inside during normal storage in their case. I did not misuse or damage them. Based on the location of the scratches, it appears the frames were contacting the lenses while stored.

Customer support was polite and followed their policy, but they would not replace the lenses since the issue occurred outside a 30-day window. The only option offered was a discount on the frame if I repurchased lenses at my own cost.

For safety glasses at this price point, that lifespan and resolution did not feel reasonable. I’m choosing to go with a different brand that stands behind durability and long-term use.

As a previous reviewer noted, the prescription was way too low in my field of vision from the outset, so I was constantly readjusting my glasses to be higher up and eventually attached a sport strap when I needed the most protection. The glasses didn't even last three months before one of the temples snapped completely off. Since they were prescription, instead of just remaking my whole order, Stoggles insisted that I send off my goggles to have the lenses re-mounted into new frames. For context, I have a medical issue (why I ordered them in the first place) which requires I wear eye protection at all times so this was my only pair of glasses with this prescription in them. I hesitantly sent them off on a Monday, hoping to have them back by the end of the week but "1-2 business days" has turned into sixteen days and my order still has not shipped back. Genuinely, just don't bother. Buy from a different seller who has a quality product and better customer service. I promise it will be worth the little bit more money.

Glasses cost the same as other, reputable sites, but the quality is WAY lower. After many weeks, the glasses arrived warped to the point of being unusable. On top of that, the location of the hinges / temples is far too high in the rims. This means that the center of the lense (which should roughly align with the center of the eye) instead falls underneath the eye. So basically, even when the glasses are on as far as they can go, they fall so low on the face that the top rim will be in front of your eyes, obscuring your vision. And if your glasses are prescription, this poor alignment noticeably distorts it.
After doing paperwork to activate the warranty, the most they will give you is the option to send the glasses in for an exact exchange. On the same style of poorly designed, unusable frame.