shooting Glasses

[mike4sigs]

I am researching for an upcoming purchase of a pair of shooting glasses ! i shoot shotgun (backyard trap) pistol and rifle no competion in anything yet . and i think i want a pair of wrap around type with changeable lenses.
looking for suggestion what do you use and any good outlets for them!

 

[pudly]

There are a lot of options available, but I've purchased mine from MidwayUSA

 

[samrothstein01]

Here is a good thread on what other INGO'ers are using. I know that anytime someone sees a good deal, they tend to post it on the accessories/gear forum. Also, there is a member who has a 35% discount code for Rudy Project, but I can't remember for the life of me who it was. I will have to see if I can track them down.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/break_room/45327-sunglasses_brands.html

Edit: User notasccrmom posted the below a few days ago....I knew I saw it somewhere!
notasccrmom
Shooting glasses: (PM me for a discount code, 35% off)
Rudy Project - Italian Crafted for 25 Years!

 

[Armed & Christian]

Oakleys. Hands down. I have a pair of Minute 2.0 that are outstanding. Polarized, smudge-resistant lenses, snug (yet extremely comfortable) fit, 100% filtering of UVA, UVB, and UVC. They also meet Industry impact standards, which makes them a great choice for shooting as well as daily wear.

Completely worth the cost.

If you are an LEO, military, or in EMS, you can get substantial discounts through Standard Issue.

 

[tyler34]

I use revision glasses, I got a killer deal on them and they are ballistically? rated. and GI issue IIRC.

 

[gmviso]

I bought a pair of Remington T-71 glasses. Yesterday while at an indoor range which has partitions separating each shooter position I had powder blow into my face from the next stall. It was from a .357 Magnum shell. The glasses saved my eyes but the powder seems to have permanently marred both lenses.

 

[msquared]

Smith Factor Max!

Best glasses I have found for anything outdoors are the Smith Optics Factor D Max. They come with 4 colors of lenses. They are between $100 to $150 depending if you get polarized or not. Their "ignitor" lens is amazing for hazy days. Best part is if you do manage to scratch a lens, you can get replacements for $40 - $60 per set, so you dont have to buy a whole new set of glasses.

I found these when Oakley discontinued the only frame in their line that fit my fat head. I have been very happy with them.

manufacturers link: Factor Max Sunglasses at Smith Optics®

reasonable priced link: Smith Optics Factor Max Polarized - Free Shipping

 

[sloughfoot]

If you need any correction, or want to choose between 13 colors, I recommend the Randolph Ranger system. They are available at Custom Sportswear & Optical They can make your shooting glasses using your Doctor's prescription.

 

[danglearms]

ice

i have some ice (i think) from galls.com. they have changable lenses. come w/ clear, yellow & grey. very cofortable to wear. i also use a set to ride my harley, that way i can change lenses if i'm out too late

 

[notasccrmom]

Definitely check out Rudy Project. Lots of lens choices, unmatched lens clarity, impact resistant, RX-able, adjustable frames, the list goes on... If you don't like them, Rudy offers a 90 day money back guarantee.

They support us shooters too! Use the code 2alpha at checkout to receive 35% off and a free Rudy Project hat.

Rudy Project Sunglasses, Goggles, Helmets And Gear! | e-rudy.com

Please PM me if you have any questions.

 

[Woodsman]

I have the ICE system (changeable lenses) from ESS and really like them. I have also heard very good comments about the Rudy Project glasses too.

 

[Yeti]

I love my Oakleys M 2.0 series.... if you have any workings with the govt, this website is awesome for oakley stuff.
https://secure.usstandardissue.com/Index.cfm