Recent content by EdLyons

A huge well done to Adam Gutteridge winning the ABT England selection shoot this weekend at Nuthampstead Shooting Ground 😎🔥 Adam was rocking the brand new One Day Oasys Max lenses I talked about a few weeks ago and here he is spreading the knowledge about visual strategy for trap and skeet...

https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/_gzTYgwEXu4?feature=oembed

Yes, the vermillion and deep raspberry reds have been the best bet up til now, the notch filters in these new lenses take it up a few steps 🔥

If you are one of the one in eight men you are red/green colour blind, you’re going to struggle seeing orange and pink targets. I tested out the latest lens technology with England and GB shooter Roy Cherry here; https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/CUNgL8rnZgY?feature=oembed

Chat through some eye dominance and coaching methodology with international shooter Simon, including some tips on fitting the ShotSpot product; https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/T6b0PZOcnE4?feature=oembed

Great to see Lee Wilcoxson’s win today at the inaugural JR Hall memorial trophy, East Yorkshire Shooting Ground. We did some funky contact lens magic to solve an eye dominance issue here; https://youtu.be/EYGf2tALZUc

Short video showing some new kit from Pilla. Also, I shot the High Tower challenge at Sporting Targets today, well worth a visit, they have a great selection of shooting glasses there too and some cracking deals on second hand guns 💥💥...

I’ll have a watch!

They fit fine 😎

We’ve found fitting an older Oakley M frame nose piece can work well, or you could ask your optician to fit a Saddle bridge (this has now been adopted by Pilla on the Top Gun series)

It very much depends on what the level of vision is like in the impaired eye. If it’s less than 6/9 and the other eye is 6/6 or better, the cross dominance and lack of useful input from the right is going to cause all sorts of frustration. Covering the “better sighted” eye in this case above...

Here’s a video showing you how to put them in and remove them, safely!

You’re welcome - if you’d like to call the team on 01902 422096 they can assist! Best regards Ed