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All models and styles of ESS Goggles are graded as ballistic eyewear and exceeded the most rigid safety standard tests set by the US Military and ANSI Z87.1 safety standard. Battle efficient, ESS Goggles are certified unbreakable and hostile impact-proof. The tough ballistic materials are in line with ESS's prime vision of making the world's toughest eyewear. Made to take any hostile challenges of military combat and battle activities of everyday heroes like the US Military Corps, first line defense militia men and other duty personnel. A prime mission unmistakably cannot be compromised for less in terms of quality manufacture of this versatile eyewear. The ESS Polarized Lenses secures protection in blocking off intense glare and harmful horizontal lights that strains the eyes looking at highly reflective objects. ESS Goggles lens can substantially filter 100% all UVA & UVB ultraviolet lights that can damage the eyes and skin.

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ESS FAQ

What does MIL-PRF-31013 / MIL-PRF-32432 or ANSI Z87.1 mean on Wiley X, Revision, or ESS eyewear?

Impact standards. Z87.1 is the industrial high-impact rating. MIL-PRF-31013 (spectacles) and MIL-PRF-32432 (goggles) are the US military fragmentation tests, which fire a projectile several times faster than the industrial test. Frames with those markings are what soldiers, police and serious shooters wear.

What is ESS and can I get prescription in ESS goggles?

ESS is Eye Safety Systems, the goggles and glasses issued to much of the US military; the Crossbow is the best-known. Most take a prescription through an insert that clips inside the goggle. The outer shield is Z87+ and the insert can be made to the same rating in polycarbonate.

Which ESS models do you carry?

The Crossbow and Crossblade glasses, the ICE lens set, and a few sunglasses. Some take a prescription through an insert; others are non-prescription shields. Part of the range is discontinued for us.