The goggles came in a very smart, sleek looking case which is actually smaller then the other goggles cases’. It is finished off in black with the Wicked Lasers logo on top; this is very nice as it matches the box which the laser comes in. Note that there is a zip which holds the case together which is almost right around the case; this is a very good feature as It holds the case together firmly and it is built very well and will not come apart as I’ve seen some cheap cases do.
Inside the case are the orange coloured 532nm goggles. As you can see these are a new range of goggles which Wicked Lasers sells for only $39.99. These particular ranges of goggles look more of a lab type and yet it also looks cool at the same time. The arms of the goggles are built so that you can make them longer or shorter depending on your preference which is a neat little thing Wicked Lasers has done. They are comfortable to wear and most of the time you don’t notice that your wearing it apart from you seeing orange everywhere.
Inside the package you also receive a neat little cloth with a lovely pattern to clean your goggles incase they may get dirty somehow. You also get a elastic necklace so that your can fix it to your goggles and then rest it around your neck, preventing you from having to put your goggles down every time you’re not using them.
The reason why these goggles are orange is because they are purposely built to protect our sensitive eyes from light emitting from a green laser. They can protect against 532nm wavelength of light.
The first way in which to test these new goggles was to shine the laser beam directly into them (without wearing them of course). As I did this I could see the laser beam bounce back at an angle which goes to show just how amazingly protective these goggles are. I then wore the goggles whilst shining the laser around and all I could see was a tiny dot from the laser hitting the surface which it shined upon.
