Hunting Sunglasses

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Hunting Sunglasses specifically offers excellent eye protection functionality to concur with the challenges of the sport. The sport of hunting requires tactics, analysis and precision. An equally functional Hunting Sunglasses should possess the following features:

Highly durable and must pass the rigid ANSI Z87.1 standard testing for high impact breakage and fall.
The Photochromic lens coating is vital in achieving that accurate vision and image specification on all kinds of lighting patterns.
The Polarized coating is necessary for vision acuity while the blinding sunlight, water, snow and other highly reflective surfaces glares on the field.
Lens barrier and shield technology are perfect to protect the eyes from eye irritants such as dust, debris, soil, pollen, metal sparks and flares while hunting with or without firearms and gunnery.
And since the field is a zone of flooded sunlight, it must 100% filter all known ultraviolet light rays.

Hunting exposes the eyes on a variety of lighting conditions and the hunter must be equipped and always ready with different shades and tints to protect the eyes. The quickest Interchangeable lens eyewear will benefit and comfort the eyes from the varied weather and light phases.

Hunting Sunglasses FAQ

What's the best lens tint for hunting?

Depends on where you hunt. Woods: orange, copper or rose, for contrast in green and brown. Open field or marsh: yellow or amber to brighten low light. Snow and mountain: bronze or rose. If you want one lens for everything, photochromic amber. Polarized divides hunters; it cuts glare but can hide the shine on antlers and the outline of an animal, so most big-game hunters skip it.

Do hunting glasses need a safety rating?

If you shoot, yes. A Z87+ frame stops case fragments and ricochet; Wiley X, Oakley SI and Pyramex carry the stamp. Most hunting frames take a prescription in Trivex or polycarbonate; distance single vision is the usual choice, a bifocal for people who read a scope.

Which hunting brands do you carry?

Wiley X and RE Ranger first, then Tifosi, Revision and a few Body Specs left in stock. Most are Z87+ rated and take a prescription; RE Ranger is the choice for shotgun sports.

Hunting Sunglasses

Hunting Sunglasses for Sharp Vision in the Wild

Hunting Sunglasses FAQ

What's the best lens tint for hunting?

Do hunting glasses need a safety rating?

Which hunting brands do you carry?