BASE CAMPProlonged Comfort M Plus Dust Mask, Reusable Respirator Mask with Filter for Woodworking Landscaping Dust Pollen

Tried LOTS of masks, this is by far the heaviest but the way it closes makes it the most comfortable.

Comfortable fits as described, good quality, easy to breathe.

The mask is great. The foam for the white filters do not stay on in a cold working environment. I work in 50 to 55 degree warehouse and the extra foam padding would not stick to the filter. This should be more like a doctor mask where the foam pads are pre-attached to the filter

These dust masks are working really well for me. They are very comfortable and make a good seal at the same time to keep dust particles out. I accidentally stuck the nose padding in the wrong place the first time but I hadn't pushed it down too hard yet, and I was able to remove it and put it in a better place and it still stuck really well, so the adhesive is pretty strong. I use them for many things and love them so far. I will update my review if something changes, but so far I am impressed!

It doesn't sit and stay in place. It keeps slipping from the top of the nose down to the opening of the nose and squishing it making it hard to breathe. With or without the ceiling pads. Without the ceiling pads it's completely useless it comes off. It also allows a lot of dust and Air to get in and out from the top which beats the purpose and fogs the glass. Bad investment I could have bought regular n95 and they seal better than this and stay in place. With this one also you can't look right or left as soon as you do so it gets worse and allows more air and starts slipping down. There is always a downward slipping and pushing no matter what you do which makes me think it's a bad design. Another flaw is the height of the mask from the top to the bottom is too short unless you have a kid's face. You can't chew gum or have anything in your mouth or it will be moving.

This is all it was represented to be. Get the model with the foam strips to prevent fogging of your glasses. Good and tight, but not too tight of a fit. Easy to use and seems to filter well. I wear it under my face shield when turning wood with no issues.

Bought this to wear while sanding porcelain and even with that very fine dust I could breathe easy ans didn't feel like it was getting in. It was also comfortable yo wear for long stretches.

There's no way to quickly pull it from your face and put it back on. (For example, with a traditional respirator, you can pull it off your head and let it hang around your neck.) It has straps that go over your ears to hold it "up," and two velcro straps that wrap behind your neck to tighten and hold it on. So, you have to take it completely off when you don't want to wear it anymore. I end up setting it down somewhere, forgetting where I put it, and just forgetting about it. You COULD let it hang from one ear strap, but the straps are short, making the hanging mask too close to your face and awkward. The back of the neck straps also keep the mask too close to your face to just remove the ear straps. The nose adjustment isn't very flexible, to adjust to varying nose sizes. So, they've tried to compensate by including adhesive-backed foam strips you can stick on to help. Unfortunately, sweat and sawdust don't mix with adhesives, and the strip gets tweaked and can fall off. Plus, I wear glasses and this slightly adjustable nose and foam strip combo just don't do enough to block my steamy breath from fogging them up.HOWEVER, it is incredibly more comfortable than traditional respirators... even the expensive, full-face ones. I've gone from a $60 one up to one that cost $200, and they were both too uncomfortable to wear for longer than 5 minutes at a time.This would work great for you if you plan out your "sawdust creating tasks" and do them all at once. (Set up a cut list and do all of your cutting while wearing it. Do all of your sanding while wearing it, etc.) But, if you're cruising around your shop "doing it all" like I do, the inability to keep it on your body and quickly remove it and put it back on is a deal-breaker for me... 2.5 stars.