Prescription Ballistic Eyewear

[MislMan]

An option for head/eye measurements may be to send an old pair of your Rx glasses to the vendor of your choice for them to measure temple length, frame width, and eye spacing from. Attach a tag to those glasses noting not to use the Rx from the glasses but to use the prescription you provide with the glasses.

 

[Nature Boy]

Randolph Ranger does not seem to offer prescriptions

They use Morgan Optical, as noted on the earlier post

 

[JMayo]

Fishing glasses retailers are where I see allot of selections.
Bat makes allot of sizes and lens types. That what I have. They wrap in better than most.
Oakley is another

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Fishing glasses retailers are where I see allot of selections.
Bat makes allot of sizes and lens types. That what I have. They wrap in better than most.
Oakley is another

Im guessing youre talking about solar bat. One thing you need to know about fishing glasses is polarizing is more important than the z87 rating safety glasses have. Even the most popular costas are not rated and are glass. They are a disaster when a fishing weight hits them i cant imagine anything like would happen in shooting

 

[awurstl]

Rudy Project

 

[Larryh128]

Lasik scares me. Also, I have an astigmatism, so I don't think I'm a good candidate.

After some research, I like Decot. Especially the interchangeable lenses. I also like Wiley X, mainly because of their variety of bridges. In addition to having pressure at the temples, most glasses and sunglasses slide down my nose. I guess I just have a weird-shaped head. Randolph Ranger does not seem to offer prescriptions, or at least I could not find reference to it on their website. What would be more helpful than anything is if a store had a bunch of these on display, so I could try them on.

You need to get properly fitted by an eye doctor. If your glasses fit properly, they don't slip etc and certainly won't give you a headache.

 

[JFrank]

I ordered mine with a MOA reticle etched in the lenses