3M Aura Insulation and Hardwood Respirator 9332+, FFP3, valved, 10/PK

I use these masks a lot, as they give really good seal and coverage. They're meant to be great to protect you from mould and viruses.They are fairly tight, and leave some red marks on your face for a few minutes when you take them off. But I think it's worth it!Just worth remembering that if you are ill, it's the ones without a vent you want to avoid infecting everyone else 🤒😉

Used for work 5/6 days a week for over 1 year, quality is a bit random but failure rate for me at least is low.Probably in ~170 masks ≤7 had one of the rubber bands break, being put on and off 3 times a day, one mask per shift.Had 1 that broke both rubber bands, once when first put on and other when taken off and attempting to put back and 1 failure of vent valve or something allowing unfiltered air half way trough the shift, it kinda fixed itself but then completely failed after returning from break.If numbers don't match I buy more than needed and it was an approximation of how many I used.It does what I need from it and the vent valve helps with using glasses and moisture.They're good enough for the money, especially that the price has significantly reduced since I first purchased them.

Really good with hard nose shape protectorBut should be slightly bigger

Helpful for site work cleaning up dust and filters well.

The ones from Graff-City are kids sizes, totally useless. They are hard to return, if you go to customer support they will help with a return

I have a small head, but these were a pain to get on and would not fit anyone with a medium-large bonce! Had to fiddle around with the two elastic bands to get it comfortable, one above the bulge at the back of my head, and one below.

Good for the job. Secure fit

Stopped the dusk when sanding