GuateShooter
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Hi, Im looking for a new shooting glasses, any one can give me a good recomendation?
Shooting glasses
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I wear ESS ICE Serries glasses. The have inserts for prescription lenses that go behind the safety lens which is very cool.
http://www.esseyepro.com/ICE-Series_18_category.html
http://www.esseyepro.com/ICE-Series_18_category.html
south.texas.dead.I
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I really like Oakleys, can use clear persimmon amber my personal favorite g26 iridium or any of their other tints. I like that I can wear them anywhere and not look like a shmuck like one would with pillas or radians.
Well.. let's be real now..
To the OP's question, most any safety glasses, such as the ones found in hardware/lumberyards will do.
Just be sure they are anti-fog coated and/or vented. Hard to shoot when you can't see. Along that same vein, South.Texas is right, reflective coatings are a plus.
GuateShooter
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thank you Im going to take a chance with the ESS those balistic, Im going to write review when I get it
thanks!!
thanks!!
ESS ICE are great mil spec V0 rated glasses.
Another to consider at a much better price are the Uvex Genesis X2. They are v0 rated also.
Another to consider at a much better price are the Uvex Genesis X2. They are v0 rated also.
for my thin dime
this site: http://www.safetyglasses.com/index.html has a selection of both high end and bargain glasses.
depending on your needs, the reader/bifocal glasses are great. optically clear lens with magnifiers in the bottom. don't recall which style I have but they were less than $13 bucks.
I use them for both shooting and motorcycling. I have the same style in clear, smoke, and amber. all depending on conditions.
for shooting iron sites I got these: http://www.eyepalusa.com/eyepal_ordering.html
these damn eye-pals are the best thing since sliced bread and are just plain amazing. no more blurry front sight blades for me.
this site: http://www.safetyglasses.com/index.html has a selection of both high end and bargain glasses.
depending on your needs, the reader/bifocal glasses are great. optically clear lens with magnifiers in the bottom. don't recall which style I have but they were less than $13 bucks.
I use them for both shooting and motorcycling. I have the same style in clear, smoke, and amber. all depending on conditions.
for shooting iron sites I got these: http://www.eyepalusa.com/eyepal_ordering.html
these damn eye-pals are the best thing since sliced bread and are just plain amazing. no more blurry front sight blades for me.
GuateShooter
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Im going to try those eye pal thanks