U.S. workers suffer a job-site eye injury every day (BLS) — and an estimated 90% are preventable with protection that actually stays on.
OSHA serious-violation fine, per worker, per inspection (2025). A non-compliant crew is an open liability — every shift.
Workers wear earbuds despite safety policy. You can't enforce a ban when they need audio for calls, music, and voice assistants.
All models include Bluetooth 5.3, open-ear speakers, dual microphones, and ANSI Z87.1+ certification.
Mix and match any styles.
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Armor replaces safety glasses, earbuds, and radios in one device.
From routine patrol to federal operations — Armor adapts to how officers actually work.
All models include Bluetooth 5.3, open-ear speakers, dual microphones, and ANSI Z87.1+ certification.
Construction
Warehouse
Landscaping
Law Enforcement
Lucyd Armor is more than just protection. That's innovation you can wear.
I can listen to my music, take calls, but I can also still stay in the conversation and listen for anything on the job site.
They have grips so they stay in place and they're actually very comfortable
Inside, they look just like normal safety glasses, but when outside, they actually polarize to the sun, which is so amazing.
| Feature |
Lucyd Armor
|
Radios
|
Earbuds
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Eye Protection |
ANSI Z87.1+
|
None
|
None
|
| Audio/Calls |
Built-in
|
Push-to-talk only
|
Full audio
|
| Situational Awareness |
Open-ear (hear environment)
|
External speaker
|
Blocked (isolation)
|
| Hands-Free |
Yes
|
No (hold to talk)
|
Partial
|
| Rx Compatible |
Yes (50+ options)
|
N/A
|
N/A
|
| Battery Life |
8 hours
|
12+ hours
|
4-6 hours
|
| Cost Per Worker |
$97-149
|
$350+
|
$30 (replaced 2x/yr)
|
| Devices to Manage |
1
|
2 (radio + glasses)
|
2 (earbuds + glasses)
|
| OSHA Compliant |
Yes
|
N/A
|
Risk (blocks alarms)
|