FNWD Half Facepiece Reusable Respirator 6300,with 2091 filters Against Dust, Particle, Pollen, Lead Paint & Asbestos,Widely Used in Painting, Decorating Carpentry, Welding, Metal Cutting (Large)

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Seems to fit fine and easy to breathe. I assume it filters particles out...not sure about fumes, maybe need a charcoal filter for that.

In my shop, as a hobby, I work with wood and metal, mostly old items that are rusted and filthy. As you can imagine there's lots of dust that nobody wants to breath in. Up until now I've been using N95 paper masks which work fine but they do get scuzzy and require frequent replacement. I decided to try a more permanent solution and came across this mask which doesn't appear to have a brand name that I could find. I won't lie, the low price is a tremendous draw for this product.2091 Dust filters are easily available and also priced well. I can see no reason not to use a mask like this over disposable masks. It arrived in perfect condition and was decently packaged. The envelope even came with a pair of squishy ear plugs I wasn't expecting but will use. The mask, overall, feels better than what it costs so I'm pleased with the value.I did some work in the garage this evening and it worked fine. I didn't feel like anything bad was getting inside and there was quite a bit of fine dust in the air. I believe this mask was a good choice for my usage and will work well for me. I have two issues to mention. 1.) My glasses became fogged from exhaling so it's either not out-venting well enough, not sealing on my face as much as it should or both. I'm used to that from the paper masks so I'll cope. 2.) The clasp is fiddly to clip on and unfasten behind my head. I'm not sure what a better solution would be, I only wish the current one was a bit easier to use.Other than that I don't have anything bad to say and I'm pleased to have this mask available now.

I've been using this respirator with the filters it came with when using chemicals (mostly simple household cleaners) and so far it's great. It's not catastrophic if you're breathing in some fumes from the average things you have around your house, but it's also not good for you either, so I needed a solution.As an example of it's functional quality, when I have it on when I'm cleaning I can barely smell a hint of the chemicals through it, and the only slight amount I CAN smell, is coming through a gap somewhere because my movements and sweating have cause a tiny little opening somewhere and I'd been too lazy to re-adjust it.So yeah, works great, easy to use and no complaints.

If you truly need NIOSH certified 2091 P100 filters, this is the wrong item to buy. The photos show P100 filters, but the actual filters received are labeled "NIOSH KN95" which are a) only marketed as removing 95% of particulates instead of 99.9% like a real 2091 P100 and b) completely counterfeit because NIOSH does not certify KN95 filters - KN95 is a Chinese standard supposedly equivalent to N95, but not as tightly regulated.At the same time, it's not like this is trash or anything. The respirator itself is perfectly serviceable and the filters do significantly cut down on airborne particulates. I use it when working near fiberglass batts so I'm not coughing for days afterwards, and this mask works fine for that task, counterfeit filters and all.

The mask seems to be a good fit without being overly tight. It's great when you're grinding wearing goggles or a face shield. When welding, it fits right up against the inside your welding helmet. For what I use it for, welding, grinding, and cutting, it should offer plenty of protection.

Great P100 respirator Mask....I use it when welding zinc coated steel to avoid that uncomfortable "Metal Fume Fever"....I do remove all the zinc coating I can, prior to welding. But this mask reinforces the safety level if some zinc is missed...Besides, it fits well, firmly and tight...

This respirator seems to mold to my face adequately to ensure all/most of the air goes through the filter first.Not sure I would trust it fully yet while around very toxic fumes.It seems to me that the exhilation valve might allow just a little air back through it into the respirator if you breathe in lightly. It may just be my paranoia kicking in though.Replacement filters are easy to find and not that expensive, which is good.