Shooting Glasses | Eye Protection

Our Shooting Eye Protection collection is dedicated to offering reliable shooting glasses engineered for safety, clarity, and adaptability. We carry leading brands such as Beretta, UVEX, BLOC, Peltor, Riley, and Purdey. Whether you need ballistic-rated models, interchangeable lenses for changing light, or tint options for glare control, each pair features impact-resistant materials, adjustable fits, anti-fog coatings, and scratch protection. 

 

Choose from clear, tinted, mirrored or photochromic lenses depending on your shooting environment. Our designs strike a balance between protection and weight, ensuring your eyewear remains comfortable during extended sessions. Browse styles suitable for clay, field, range shooting, and tactical scenarios — all with the optics and durability you can trust.

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How to Choose the Right Shooting Glasses

Selecting the ideal pair involves several factors: intended use, lighting, protection level, and fit. Below are key considerations to help you decide.

Lens Colour & Light Conditions

  • Low-light / overcast: yellow, rose or clear lenses enhance contrast.
  • Bright sun: smoke, grey, or mirrored lenses reduce glare while maintaining clarity.
  • Interchangeable systems: allow you to switch lenses mid‑shoot for changing conditions.

Protection Standards & Materials

Ensure glasses meet **ballistic or safety standards** (e.g. EN166, ANSI Z87.1). Frames and lenses should be built from impact-resistant polycarbonate or Trivex materials. Some premium models may use advanced polymers or coatings for extra clarity.

Fit & Adjustability

Look for adjustable nose pads, flexible temple arms, and wraparound designs. A snug but comfortable fit prevents slippage and ensures peripheral coverage without gaps.

Anti-fog / Scratch Resistance & Maintenance

Opt for coatings that resist fogging and scratches. Clean lenses carefully using microfibre cloths and avoid harsh chemicals. Store glasses in padded cases to protect coating integrity.

Prescription & Insert Compatibility

Many shooting glasses models support prescription inserts or clip-ins. If you wear corrective lenses, ensure compatibility before purchasing.

All Shooting Glasses | Eye Protection FAQs

You can find wraparound, semi‑rimless, and full‑frame models. Many include interchangeable lenses for different lighting conditions.

Yes. Good shooting glasses are made with high-impact materials like polycarbonate or Trivex and often meet ballistic or safety standards such as EN166 or ANSI Z87.1.

Most models in our collection block UV-A and UV-B rays, safeguarding your eyes from harmful sun exposure. (Check individual product specifications)

Use yellow or rose tints in low light to boost contrast, and smoke or mirrored lenses in bright conditions to reduce glare.

Many models include anti-fog coatings and ventilation features. To reduce fogging, clean lenses regularly and allow airflow when not in action.

Yes. Some shooting glasses support prescription inserts or clip‑in systems so you can maintain both vision correction and protection.

Use a microfibre cloth and lens-friendly cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals or paper towels. Store in a padded case and avoid extreme heat or pressure.

Ballistic shooting glasses are tested to resist high-speed projectiles and comply with safety standards. Ordinary sunglasses lack the protective integrity required for range use.