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oneflyer
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Suggestions of makers (online) prescription shooting glasses? Also what color lenses-yellow, pink, orange?
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IndianaJames
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+1 on Decot.
I got a pair of their Golf glasses for everyday wear and they're working out great. I haven't tried any of their colored lenses, but they can tell you what they recommend for the type of shooting you're doing.
Jim
I got a pair of their Golf glasses for everyday wear and they're working out great. I haven't tried any of their colored lenses, but they can tell you what they recommend for the type of shooting you're doing.
Jim
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vicvanb
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Color may be personal preference but after trying several different ones I settled on neutral gray. The others were too bright under strong light.
John Kielly
Shari's fan club
here in Australia the big issue is glare, particularly as you reach mature age.
Having my presctiption cut in polarised lens material (grey or tan) resulted in a huge benefit except if I needed to see the mirage movement through my scope.
I found that the degree of polarisation correlates with the degree of tint in the lenses & that resulted in a downside as most available here are 75% polarised. However, you have a far greater access to polarisation grades Statesides - the buggers just wouldn't sell individual sets of blanks to individual Aussies.
Having my presctiption cut in polarised lens material (grey or tan) resulted in a huge benefit except if I needed to see the mirage movement through my scope.
I found that the degree of polarisation correlates with the degree of tint in the lenses & that resulted in a downside as most available here are 75% polarised. However, you have a far greater access to polarisation grades Statesides - the buggers just wouldn't sell individual sets of blanks to individual Aussies.
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oneflyer
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Francis- you provided a source a while back for prescription glasses.