I've had every pair of glasses, goggles, goggle hybrids you can think of. I have a glass selection in my at home 'cage' that looks like I'm a pop up Sunglass Hut.
Ended up trying a pair of these after hearing great things about them from people that have used them and beaten the shit out of them. The other selling point is I wanted something that would work during the day, and not have me grabbing a second clear set for night time vehicle fun. Ended up with the Magnums with the 'Inferno' anti fog photochromatic that are activated by UV light. During the day they tint but not too dark, at night or in low light, they go clear and do not react to nightvision as light.
Made out of some quality aluminum, you can slightly bend them to fit better. After a few minutes I have them basically comfortable but stuck to the side of my head. Thin enough to wear under NV duals without having to move them forward as well as wearing a helmet with peltors as they fit right into the earcups. They are thinner/take up less space than the Smith Optics 'boogie' goggles I'd wear via a bungee strap attached to a port on the back of the helmet rail.
Unlike ANY other clear lenses, these are actually clear to the point you don't know you're wearing them as they don't have the clear yet slightly 'off' view through them like you're looking through clear tape or something.
The version I have are ANSI Z87.1 compliant which is important if on a vehicle (or if shit is going to blow up near you).
So basically, lighter, more adjustable, more versitile, higer quality with every feature you could possibly want, all in a single pair of glasses for whatever condition you'll be shooting in.
Ended up trying a pair of these after hearing great things about them from people that have used them and beaten the shit out of them. The other selling point is I wanted something that would work during the day, and not have me grabbing a second clear set for night time vehicle fun. Ended up with the Magnums with the 'Inferno' anti fog photochromatic that are activated by UV light. During the day they tint but not too dark, at night or in low light, they go clear and do not react to nightvision as light.
Made out of some quality aluminum, you can slightly bend them to fit better. After a few minutes I have them basically comfortable but stuck to the side of my head. Thin enough to wear under NV duals without having to move them forward as well as wearing a helmet with peltors as they fit right into the earcups. They are thinner/take up less space than the Smith Optics 'boogie' goggles I'd wear via a bungee strap attached to a port on the back of the helmet rail.
Unlike ANY other clear lenses, these are actually clear to the point you don't know you're wearing them as they don't have the clear yet slightly 'off' view through them like you're looking through clear tape or something.
The version I have are ANSI Z87.1 compliant which is important if on a vehicle (or if shit is going to blow up near you).
So basically, lighter, more adjustable, more versitile, higer quality with every feature you could possibly want, all in a single pair of glasses for whatever condition you'll be shooting in.
