My Guarder shooting glasses (£35) came with an insert for prescription lenses which i had made for £80 (multi-coated and extra thin - i'm blind as abat without my contacts!) Not that bad! :)alan108 wrote:I wear normal glasses for eyesight correction, i've not seen any shooting glasses that will fit over normal "specs". I know that there are prescription shooting glasses,BUT, at a price! :shock:
Alan :)
POLL - Do you wear shooting glasses?
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Arco sell safety glasses that fit over your prescription glasses and no I dont work for them. :lol: :lol:
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26 has voted so far and the majority of the voters DO NOT WEAR shooting glasses!


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I am shocked when you say they dont wear shooting glasses does that mean they do not wear any kind of eye protection.
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I've checked their website and overglasses start from as little as £1.68 !!Alpha1 wrote:Arco sell safety glasses that fit over your prescription glasses and no I dont work for them. :lol: :lol:
I've ordered a set of Peltors at just under a fiver.

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Does it make a difference, Rob?Robin128 wrote:Are they CPSA approved?
I want them for protection from shot, NOT sh*t :lol:
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Do the CPSA have a list of approved eye wear?Robin128 wrote:Are they CPSA approved?
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