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Thread: Oakley shooting glasses
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23-11-2017, 16:44 #21
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Re: Oakley shooting glasses
The Oakley Tombstones available at S&O are the shooting specific range of glasses. I have a set and they are awesome.
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Re: Oakley shooting glasses
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Re: Oakley shooting glasses
You can't go wrong with Oakley prescriptions for shooting. I have 2 pairs of Flak 2.0 XL, one with polarised and one without, both prescription. One is already scratched from a ricochet off steel plates. Really comfortable and much better than Rudy's with inserts (which I also have). Just check which lenses you choose as they are often sport specific. The lenses feel slightly different for the different sports such as golf or cycling.
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23-11-2017, 20:06 #30
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Re: Oakley shooting glasses
I have the older Oakley Radar array. Comes with the G26 (green) and the H.I. Persimmon (yellow) lenses. They are excellent!
Having spent quite a while SOing, I have taken my fair share of bullet fragments to the face. The fact that both my eyes are still intact, attest to their excellent quality.
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