Shooting Glasses

[metho]

...now if there's some that don't mist up in damp weather I'd be happy.

Optilabs where I got my prescription shooting glasses from do a wrap around style which are vented in the corners

 

[Cuffers]

I have Castellani C-Mask Shooting Glasses with various colour lenses. Frames are £110.00 + £50 per lens. But 3 or more lenses and I will take 10% off of the total cost and include a case + free delivery.

No misting/fogging with these glasses. I use them myself.

Message me if you have a question. Cheers

 

[metho]

I have Castellani C-Mask Shooting Glasses with various colour lenses. Frames are £110.00 + £50 per lens. But 3 or more lenses and I will take 10% off of the total cost and include a case + free delivery.

No misting/fogging with these glasses. I use them myself.

Message me if you have a question. Cheers

Not prescription?

 

[Cuffers]

Not prescription?

Unfortunately not prescription. You can get prescription inserts direct from Castellani. All of the ones that I had sold out in a matter of days.

 

[RupSam]

Has anyone used Bloc titian x360 with prescription insert?

 

[GulfCoast]

I don't know how shoot vendors are in the UK, but here in the 'states, if you go to any shoot of at least "state championship" size, there will be a half-dozen people selling Pilla lenses who will be delighted for you to try them on and take a take a look at clays in multiple different backgrounds. That is any easy/peasy way to try different lens "colors" for what works for "your" vision. Then, armed with knowledge, you can determine if you want Pillas, or to look for similar colors in other brands of lenses that are less spendy. I agree that everyone's vision can be quite different. Many of my Master Class shooting partners swear by "orange enhancing" lenses. Those do nothing for me, but "green dampening" lenses make a difference for me, shooting in trees/fields most of the time. YMMV.