Radians

Radians-Made Dewalt Goggles are Now Made in Taiwan – When Did that Happen?

Sep 7, 2016 Stuart 19 Comments

This is news to me – Radians-made Dewalt Concealer safety goggles are now made in Taiwan.

Radians Custom Molded Earplugs

Sep 13, 2010 Stuart Discuss

Radians custom molded earplugs are designed to offer a soft, perfect and permanent fit. Creating a custom fit consists of mixing two compounds together and then placing the putty into your ear. Smooth the outside of the plug and then allow it to cure for 10 minutes. Your new custom-fit reusable earplugs can then be removed […]

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Safety Goggles Review: Radians, Dewalt, Uvex

Mar 1, 2010 Stuart 2 Comments

Some hobbyists and DIYers risk eye injury and occasionally forego wearing safety goggles, with the most common excuse being that they’re uncomfortable to wear. While safety glasses can sometimes be an appropriate alternative, and are certainly better than nothing, there are times when goggles are required. The goggle styles discussed in this mini-review are exceptionally […]

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