Shooting PRESCRIPTION Glasses?

[mikeinla]

UGH! I need glasses. Recommendations for prescription glasses?? I am currently using ESS glasses but cannot find anyone to do a prescription for there insert.

[rodralig]

I am in the same boat that I can't get the front sight sharp anymore. Folks suggest I go to RDS; but, personally, I still have some unfinished business with irons.

That said, a couple of things I have tried that may work for you: SSP Eyewear Top Focal. Unfortunately for my kind of shooting it doesn't work - scratch that out...

I was told that Hunter's Gold HD will do anything for you... Even you sending the frame of your current set then they will make a lens for you. Albeit $$$, hence, my last resort...


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[Arfrsairbrush]

https://www.rudyprojectna.com/collections/sport-prescriptions?page=1

Buddy showed me these yesterday

[rodralig]

https://www.rudyprojectna.com/collec...iptions?page=1


Buddy showed me these yesterday

I have seen many shooters sports Rudy Project. Definitely cool! But, I can't seem to find any information on their website whether their glasses are ballistic resistant or at least comply to a safety rating for our shooting interests, etc. It would seem that they had a few models before, but can't find any now...

OP has ESS, which I have, too. SSP is, well as Oakley's M-Frames.


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[rvicta]

I have ESS and found a local optometrist to work with me. I explained to them what I needed them for and she had me bring the lens inserts I had when I ordered the glasses from ESS. Told her I needed new lenses in the same shape. Left lens is my regular prescription with bifocal and the right lens is set so I can focus on the front sight, with bifocal. I need to go get my prescription done again since my vision has gotten worse. From other threads I've read, there's an optometrist in OC that also works with shooters.

[kenl]

Wiley x will take your prescription and send the glasses to you directly. Both ESS and Oakley use too (I've bought from both), but i can't find their pages anymore.

[Mute]

I have seen many shooters sports Rudy Project. Definitely cool! But, I can't seem to find any information on their website whether their glasses are ballistic resistant or at least comply to a safety rating for our shooting interests, etc. It would seem that they had a few models before, but can't find any now...

OP has ESS, which I have, too. SSP is, well as Oakley's M-Frames.


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I don't know why their US website don't put more of this info. Their ImpactX line of lenses are ANSI Z87.1 certified:

http://pistol-training.com/archives/1929

https://www.rudyproject.com/ww/en/technology/impactx.html

I have a pair I've been using for about 20 years now. They're very high quality and durable. Better than any Oakley's I've ever owned.

[Lebaneseblonde]

Google eagle eye shooting

[smak28]

I've bought bunch of Wiley X prescription shooting glasses. I've used framesdirect.com for all my purchases of prescription glasses/sunglasses

[Iron Lion]

+1 Wiley X Contour

[Snagglepuss]

Wiley X are good to go!

[DGoodale]

Ditto on Wiley-X. https://safetyglassesusa.com

[flavor]

Oakley SI Ballistic M Frame 2.0

[Flying Sig]

https://www.sportrx.com/oakley-shocktube-si-ballistic.html

[Unforgiven]

Oakley make some very nice shooting glasses. Your optometrist should have a selection at his office or find one that does.