[Clay]

What do you use? Where did you get 'em?

 

[Tom Freeman]

Oakley Pro-M clear and gold lenses. Worth their weight in gold.

They are expensive, but you get what you pay for.

Tom
AF Shooting Team

 

[Dane Burns]

Oakley M frames...several lens depending on conditions. But you'll quickly learn that several frames is a better answer. Expensive! But IMO worth every penny.

Oakleys' have saved my eyes more times than I care to count.

I KNOW their value :grin:

 

[Shane1911]

Oakley Straight Jacket. (I'm not as "flashy" as Tom or Dane :grin: ).

 

[Chad Ward]

Oakley Ballistic Array. Very cool set, but I find that I use the VR50 lens about 90% of the time.

Chad

 

[Ron Behrens]

Are the tints that are available from Oakley the main difference from other shooting glasses such as Decot?

 

[Peter Loron]

Oakley M-Frames.

 

[Shane1911]

...as I mentioned above, I use Oakley Straight Jackets, but I've been thinkin' about trying these out just for the shock value..... :grin:

 

[Dane Burns]

Two REALLY dapper dudes cutting the rug in Oakley M frames :grin:

Shanes's choice of NON flashy :grin:

The overall pic of the forum :grin:

Now I REALLY have to get some work done! But at least I answer the phone unlike some smihts in Quincy, Il. :grin: Sara, Dick, where are you?

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[harley45]

Does anyone know if you can get the oakley's in perscription lenses?

 

[Dane Burns]

Yes you can with inserts. Try this

http://www.oakley.com/

 

[Clay]

I've been checking out the Wiley X stuff, mainly the Roamer 2 and Saber. The Saber line runs $29.99 from Ranger Joe's, and exceed Mil-STD-662. They also look a lot like the Oakley M's. The Roamer 2 has the three interchangeable lenses and runs $69.99
http://www.wileyx.com
http://www.ranjerjoe.com

Where's the best place to shop online?

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[Spackler4013]

I use Gargoyles on sunny days, and I have a whole load of Uvex safety glasses, in clear, smoke, and amber. They are inexpensive (they were in fact free, a benefit of having worked for a industrial maintenance supply catalog house) and meet the ANSI standard for impact resistance.

 

[harley45]

Thanks Dane, after my blowup the importance of shooting glasses was shown to me and everyone else at the range that day.