Shooting glasses which do you prefer?

**chico1911** · 28 October 2009, 06:55

Originally Posted by Ryo

ImpactRX sounds interesting. I was wondering how strong of a prescription can you put in them but keep the lens as thin as possible due to poor eye sight? Personally I don't want to wear a centimeter in front of my eye.

Here's a link to more info on the ImpactRx ImpactRx Info

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**chico1911** · 28 October 2009, 07:00

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**chico1911** · 29 October 2009, 20:36

I've received a few requests for the "code". There's still time! Don't miss out on the big savings!

**danish** · 30 October 2009, 13:24

I've been using Revisions. I use the Sawfly for shooting and Hellfly's for work and shooting. I own a landscape business and am outside 12+ hours a day so I've been through a lot of glasses and the Sawflys hold up awesome. The biggest killer to a lense for me is cement dust when cutting cement blocks. You'll notice little scratches over time and have not had them yet on my Revisions through one season so far. The clarity is great and was very apparent after shooting an indoor USPSA match with them. I've never seen by by FO sight glow brighter. They are super comfortable and affordable.

**nc12215** · 30 October 2009, 15:56

I am partial to the ESS ICE glasses. Comfortable and fit my itty bitty head well.
Dave

**Narco** · 2 November 2009, 14:46

Originally Posted by chico1911

I've received a few requests for the "code". There's still time! Don't miss out on the big savings!

I am waiting on the BToF as I type for my Rydon's.. thanks for the code.

**Stickman** · 2 November 2009, 15:58

My issued Wiley-X fogs heavily, and on a regular basis. I tend to wear Oakley most of the time.

**spamsammich** · 5 November 2009, 14:31

Got my Rydon shooters pack today with RX inserts. Shipping was fast and price was too good to pass up. They fit nice and snug and keep the lenses well away from my fat face, even more so than my half jackets. I probably wont shoot with them until I get the RX lenses ground but I'll be sure to chime in after that.

**tracksol** · 29 January 2010, 18:05

I've been issued both the Revision Sawfly and ESS ICE ballistic glasses. I like both although the ESS ones are lighter.

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