Runcibleman
Member
So I have slight myopia of both eyes (i.e. I'm nearsighted) and have very comfortable and nice glasses to wear day to day. I am not really looking to wear contacts, so I wear glasses of some sort for shooting as well.
I either wear large lensed glasses with side shields added, which are fine, though they aren't the 100% protective option...
...or I wear WileyX eye shields with the Rx inserts. I don't mind the Wiley X's much apart from:
(a) the lenses are so close that my eye lashes brush them and eventually make them a bit dirty as a little oil from the lashes transfers to the lens' back side
(b) the size of the lenses is rather small so I don't have the massive corrected vision area that I enjoy with my regular Silhouettes, never mind the Rx Oakley sunglasses that I wear outdoors when not shooting.
I see that Steve Fisher likes the Rudy Project sports glasses and I assume that they are the prescription ones as I see he wears glasses normally when not at the range. I am sort of pondering dropping the big bucks for a set of their Zyon Rx's with photochromatic RX lenses directly added in, or maybe a set of their Agon sunglasses with the Rx inserts behind a photochromatic lens.
Do you other four eyes have any suggestions vis a vis:
1. Rudy Project for shooting: Good or bad experiences?
2. Other fully shooting compatible Rx glasses that are suited for general use, indoors as well as out?
I either wear large lensed glasses with side shields added, which are fine, though they aren't the 100% protective option...
...or I wear WileyX eye shields with the Rx inserts. I don't mind the Wiley X's much apart from:
(a) the lenses are so close that my eye lashes brush them and eventually make them a bit dirty as a little oil from the lashes transfers to the lens' back side
(b) the size of the lenses is rather small so I don't have the massive corrected vision area that I enjoy with my regular Silhouettes, never mind the Rx Oakley sunglasses that I wear outdoors when not shooting.
I see that Steve Fisher likes the Rudy Project sports glasses and I assume that they are the prescription ones as I see he wears glasses normally when not at the range. I am sort of pondering dropping the big bucks for a set of their Zyon Rx's with photochromatic RX lenses directly added in, or maybe a set of their Agon sunglasses with the Rx inserts behind a photochromatic lens.
Do you other four eyes have any suggestions vis a vis:
1. Rudy Project for shooting: Good or bad experiences?
2. Other fully shooting compatible Rx glasses that are suited for general use, indoors as well as out?