Favorite Color of Radians Revelation Protective Shooting Glasses: What are your favorite color options for these glasses and under which conditions are they most effective?
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Vermilion. You can wear them under any lighting conditions from bright sun to night time.
2132019
I've gone with green on all of my "colored" sights as it gives my eyes the best contrast inside or outdoors vs red. With this particular sight I use it for indoor target competition.
1819896
All passive 3d glasses should be compatible. Other than red and cyan, of course.
788535
Mine are smoke grey... Polorized... Probably the best glasses i've bought... I have Oakleys, Rayban's and i like these more...
2025189
I would not recommend it. The tint would also reduce pavement markings that are faded and may cause one to cross the center line or stray too far to the right and get pulled into a soft shoulder. Better to purchase night vision driving glasses like marksmen wear at target practice. They have yellow polarized lenses and make night driving safe. You can get regular glasses, clip ons or goggles to wear over prescription glasses.
1647178
I purchased the red/green dot. The green dot is easier for me to see on some of these very bright Arizona days, especially if your target has a red or orange center. Brightness settings work for both.
911530
The front green dot (tritium) glows at night, but you can't see the big white ring around it though, and you can't see the hash mark on the rear sight. I bought these in a rush, and purely on a recommendation. While I agree that the sights are super effective in daylight-to-low light conditions, when it comes to usage at night I wouldn't feel confident with them. I feel more like I would be guessing where I'm aiming, which is the last thing someone would want to do. If you'd like a recommendation, I'll let you know how I make out with the TruGlo TFX Pro tritium/fiber optic sights.
865420
I wear regular seeing glasses also, comfort over hours is important, Roger that! I used this exact pair as the set that is most comfortable to use. So thumbs up, from this shooter!
918539
I wear glasses and have no problem with eye relief. I like the twist activated eyecup adjustment: when not actively using the binocs I keep them elevated to protect the ocular lenses. I don't believe in lens caps.
2015128
Hi Tony, I use them for shooting glasses in and outdoors. I have never used them for driving at night. I have a yellow pair i use for night driving.
213714
I have had tinted lenses in other spectacles. If there is any tint in these, it is too subtle for me to recognize. I do not notice any effective difference in color between these and the untinted Rx glasses I wear under them. Although my Rx lenses are polycarbonate, I wear these over them to protect them and to provide me additional ejected casing and other foreign object protection. Well constructed and distortion free. Very highly recommended.
364155
Jill-I was looking at these shot glasses for the same exact reason. My wedding is by a pool and we cannot have glass. What did you end up using instead of these shot glasses? I would love some suggestions. Thank you!
205114
I think that is more user preference. For myself I find that the green is more visible during the day. Others will say that green gets lost in the green foliage if you are by trees etc.. but I have never had a problem with that. The green in the scope is so much brighter than what nature throws at you. Another thing is cost, the red is usually more expensive.
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Not that I have seen. They r the only ones I use anymore and always keep 2 to 3 pair extra in case I loose or break ones I am using. Have not seen a difference in lens color. If you buy the folding bow ones that r as seen on TV they r much darker and very uncomfortable.
442049
I'm assuming you are talking about the colors..? I have had no issues with either. It's a personal choice to what color you need. Like any sight, the user sometimes prefers green over red because it helps them acquire the target faster. Some say green gets lost in a grass type backstop, so they use red. I find that both work fine for me, but I prefer a red sight.
1254649
Not much really, they're not as yellow as the Gunnars brand, or any other regular yellow tint glasses you may see on retail stores(aviator/law enforcement style if you know what I mean). That being said, the yellow has to do with the protective effect of the glasses I assume. If you're worried about looks and appearances, I've never had anyone make fun of or geeking out over the glasses, I got asked a few times what type of glasses was I wearing when I wore my Gunnars ( more noticeably yellow tint ) but that was it. In the end, is the appearance more important? or your eyesight health?
275455
I use my Streamlight on my home protection handgun, so I actually prefer the red laser. Typically, green lasers are better for brighter/outdoor environments, and I bought this product specifically for indoor and predominantly night time defense. The LED light is plenty bright, and the red laser is still highly visible, even when the light is on. I would think that red would actually be more visible than green in this case. All in all, I am very satisfied with the performance and price of this product.