I went from RE Rangers to ZS Sport prescription glasses a couple of years ago. Excellent quality and value for money.
Shooting glasses for spec wearers ?
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I went from RE Rangers to ZS Sport prescription glasses a couple of years ago. Excellent quality and value for money.
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Ps Ed Solomons and the other Ed do really nice titanium ones which I will get when they restock. No affiliation.
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the ultradrive arrived, my first prescription light enhancers, my goodness, I am quite surprised at how much difference they make, I wore them driving last night and they are rather good. The world looks so much better! Cheers Will.
i had them set high.
you have to ask the optician in store as it’s not an option on line. But they know about it.
i had them set high.
you have to ask the optician in store as it’s not an option on line. But they know about it.
I bought two pairs of the Zeiss prescription shooting glasses from JHS. Great quality, adjustable bridge. I bought purple and orange. Very comfortable. Price was also reasonable, cheaper for two pairs than some of the big name non presription multi lens deals.
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Interesting thread.
I wear daily varifocals but use bifocals for shooting and both work well.
But I occasionally have a focus issue for mid range, 5-10 feet when wearing the bifocals and I was told that a tri-focal might help but I'm not sure whether they would impinge on distance or confuse the wearer.
Has anyone got or tried tri-focal lenses?
Thanks
I wear daily varifocals but use bifocals for shooting and both work well.
But I occasionally have a focus issue for mid range, 5-10 feet when wearing the bifocals and I was told that a tri-focal might help but I'm not sure whether they would impinge on distance or confuse the wearer.
Has anyone got or tried tri-focal lenses?
Thanks
I have an old Pilla Sebring model. After my sight went south I went to optician here (Slovenia) and then sent the specs I got to Ed Lyons (UK). We chose the colour/tint and I have sent him the pic of me with mounted gun toward camera...Without meeting him, he supplied me with lenses that fit and work bespokely - am very happy.
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Müller Manching is very popular here in southern Germany. For a long time in the business.
https://www.mueller-manching.de/dynamik-shooting-glasses/
https://www.mueller-manching.de/dynamik-shooting-glasses/
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Which model are these frames? Thanks!
Pilla Sebring 6 (I guess) - got them second hand from a Danish shooter - those are dicontinued model - atm at Pilla a version of Sebring (X4) are still on offer:
https://pillasport.com/products/sebring-x4
LM - still offer them:
https://lmlenses.com/product/pilla-sebring/
And there are second hand ones over at e-bay (very good price tho):
https://www.ebay.com/itm/404631588425?hash=item5e35ec0e49:g:lrQAAOSwyKplLsai
https://pillasport.com/products/sebring-x4
LM - still offer them:
https://lmlenses.com/product/pilla-sebring/
And there are second hand ones over at e-bay (very good price tho):
https://www.ebay.com/itm/404631588425?hash=item5e35ec0e49:g:lrQAAOSwyKplLsai
After researching the crap out of this subject, I have decided to go with the JHS Zs specs….
My prescription prevents a lot of the other alternatives, and I really don’t want to spend Pilla money .
My question really is whether to go single tint medium purple or go the photochromic purple?
Any advice folks ?
My understanding of photochromic lenses - the ones that adjust to the outside light - is that the chemicals are time limited. That's not normally an issue with lenses which are changed every 2 or 3 years but I understand its not ideal for shooting glasses when you might want them to be consistent over time. I might be wrong on this point - I heard this 10+ plus years - so things may have changed.
Freddy, I wear Photochromic daily as well, and my eyes seem to be changing (for the worst !) quicker than Id like, so longevity inst my worry.
I think my main concern is that on bright days, they wont really offer the best of the purple, as in my experience, they go dark in quite early stages of bright imho...
I think my main concern is that on bright days, they wont really offer the best of the purple, as in my experience, they go dark in quite early stages of bright imho...
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I think that the purple on its own would be preferable . I have purple and then a pair of
yellow to dark photochromic. The rational behind that is purple 80% of the time and to be honest the yellow / photo only get an odd outing plus using on game shoots which might start misty and I might end up with the sun at some point . The dark is good against the sky but you’ll lose a lot of contrast on a typical sporting layout I think .
Ps this is just an opinion based on my own use , I claim no optical knowledge , and I have no friends who are world leading experts in the field !
yellow to dark photochromic. The rational behind that is purple 80% of the time and to be honest the yellow / photo only get an odd outing plus using on game shoots which might start misty and I might end up with the sun at some point . The dark is good against the sky but you’ll lose a lot of contrast on a typical sporting layout I think .
Ps this is just an opinion based on my own use , I claim no optical knowledge , and I have no friends who are world leading experts in the field !
Hi southern, iv had my glasses from jhs couple of months I was going to go for the purple. After trying on the day . I went for the red single tint great glasses for the money definitely boosted my scores . You must try the different shades it what suits you not what look best . I have the photochromic glasses don’t think they are as good. I just don’t see £
1000 for set of glasses
1000 for set of glasses
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