(Part 2) Best hunting & shooting safety glasses according to redditors
We found 54 Reddit comments discussing the best hunting & shooting safety glasses. We ranked the 33 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
You are gonna need a pair of these bad boys
Yep, those will do. I switched from something similar to these for a bit more money, but I find them more comfortable and more adjustable. http://www.amazon.com/Pyramex-Unlimited-Shooting-Eyewear-Anti-Fog/dp/B000LVJ2TS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395340502&sr=8-1&keywords=ducks+unlimited+glasses
Actually I prefer the yellow lenses for nightriding, but they give you 5 lenses for various conditions including clear ones. Nail polish remover took care of the silk screened duck logos on the frame and lenses, so no worries on that. I don't ride without them anymore.
Yeah. I use this style when I shoot with glasses on. The ones I have are all clear, though. You can get them at most medical supply stores, outdoor stores, and probably most Home Depot-type stores. They look kind of dumb but they don't impede your vision, are cheap, and do the job.
Safety first bro.
Edit: I went ahead and found you some cool clear safety glasses.
Be sure to get eyewear that is not just ANSI rated, but MIL-SPEC rated. Numerous tests have shown that the kind of impacts you might receive can still be injurious with ANSI protection (such as the entire unbroken lens being forced into the eye). Check out http://www.luckygunner.com/labs/eye-protection-shooting-glasses-review/ and http://youtu.be/DZoLv-MMQTo.
They don't necessarily have to be expensive. These are under $5: Pyramex Venture II Ballistic Safety Eyewear, Clear Lens With Black Frame https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000OWFCSY
Although if I was trusting something to protect my eyes, I'd probably spend a bit more.
You're a cheapass - you only have limited eyes and ears, so you should do your best to protect them... but you can still be a cheapass and do that; I know this because I'm Mr. Safety, but my middle name is cheapass.
Buy these $9.92 Peltor Combat Arms reusable plugs with indoor/outdoor sides:
http://www.amazon.com/Peltor-97079-Combat-Arms-Earplugs/dp/B000W2CPCC/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1323708791&sr=8-15
Buy these $8.76 T-72 Remingtons (actually made by Radians), basic safety glasses:
http://www.amazon.com/Remington-Shooting-Glasses-Clear-Anti-Fog/dp/B000F7RSFI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1323708803&sr=8-3
Then keep on being a cheapass.
Alternately, you can get these Radians Adrenalines for $13.99; they have an aluminum frame and they look super bad-ass (like awesome sunglasses), the downside is that they only come with tinted lenses, so they aren't as good as clear lenses indoors (but still work). They come with an awesome hard case and a nerdy-ass neckband (which I wear because I'M COOL):
http://www.amazon.com/Radians-Adrenaline-Aluminum-Alloy-Silver/dp/B001F0KGZ8/ref=sr_1_39?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1323708938&sr=1-39
school croakies are a necessary cheap frat accessory.
Something like these would be fine. Anything 'wraparound', especially with an anti-fog coating.
I use Wiley X Saber Advanced shooting glasses and have no issues with distortion. They've saved me from eye injury on more than one occasion.
Goggles, glasses, or even cheapo safety glasses are a must, but snowboarding helmets are not designed for the type of impact you're likely to see if you fall off a bike. Stick with a regular bike helmet, but wear a waterproof plastic outer layer (like the pants/jacket set you can get at walmart). You don't need too much more insulation, since your own body heat will keep you warm. As long as your commute is less than 10 miles, you don't need to worry about breathability since presumably you're commuting to a heated space, and any sweat will dry off. The only winter biking gear that's really worth spending additional money on is good, waterproof gloves and a thin balaclava to sit under the helmet.
Source: love me some snowbiking
I got these for Christmas. $50, made in the USA, came with a pretty good/protective carrying case.
Compared to the Knockaround Mile High's that they are replacing, I can already tell that they will last much longer, and I wore the knockarounds almost daily for 2 years. When I wasn't wearing them they were on the outside of my backpack, which is where they probably got most of their abuse...
Lab goggles! http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005T4QY5M/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_eiaTtb1PFXQ72
Thanks for the contest!