ANSI rating for Radians Revelation Protective Shooting Glasses: Does anyone know if the ANSI rating is actually on the glasses themselves?
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I found this added to the description on web sites of several other sellers: All of Radians glasses are produced in ISO Certified facilities. They meet or exceed ANSI Z87.1 + standards and many styles have also been evaluated to Canadian safety standards
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not sure on the exact UV protection rating- They are up at our cabin 4 hours away so I can check on them, but they are a dark smoke tint and protect great against the sun- Since I had lasik eye surgery my eyes are very sensitive to the sun and they work great0 the best is how they keep the dust out without fogging- I actually bought 5 pairs just to have for everyone that rides with us!!
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I have not found any issues with these Glasses. The pictures are digital quality. I am truley amazed that they only cost $35.00. My Brotherinlaw has purchased ( 2 ) pair and Loves them.
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I was concerned about this too. I got a pair. One thing though, they are significantly better than stock, but the one shines a slightly different pattern than the other and the lenses are somewhat easily scratched( my grill came loose and rubbed on it for about a mile and the and plastic was enough to leave deep scars). So if you can, get the Hellas.
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Thank you for the inquiry, perhaps Radians Coveralls Shooting Glass would be what you need. Radians Coveralls are traditional style glasses designed to be worn over prescription glasses.
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Mine were. They are excellent. Perfect for the professional who needs great day & night sights.
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These goggles are ANSI z87.1 rated, so they pass the safety standard for airsoft eyewear. One thing, though, is that they are a tight fit over glasses. I would definitely take this into consideration if you wear glasses.
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Hello, HG, I have to admit I have twice now used the blacklight flashlight at night just to look for pet urine and I haven't been wearing protective UV glasses. I just had a long discussion about this with my spouse who was a scientist and who told me that for my small use of that flashlight there is very little likelihood of my having any damage to my eyes; however, "little likelihood" is not a comforting thought to me and so I think I will acquire a pair of those glasses. I don't like to take chances with my eyes. Thank you for mentioning this possible problem.
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They are polarized, however it does not seem as polarized as say ray bans or Von zipper glasses. I think it is from them being made to be military uniform approved rather than blatant reflective or colored like ray bans and Von zippers.
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I have never had my Remington Radians glasses fog on me. When wearing a mask in dusty conditions, and cold temperatures, I always make sure there is a tight seal at the top of the masks to seal off any warm air expelled from my nose, and mouth. When driving through fog the red tinted lenses seem to help penetrate through the fog more than driving without wearing them.
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*Meets the ANSI Z87.1 High Velocity Impact Standards.*Meets MCEP GL-PD 10-12 Ballistic Standards*CAN/CSA Z94.3-07*CE EN166 Certified*AS/NZS 1337http://pyramexsafety.com/products/eyewear/GB1830ST
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Nope - They're fine. My wife and I have had no issues with these or the MDR-Q23LP, over multiple years and multiple glasses frames.
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Not Sure, I use mine for Motorcycling, and shooting, where the requirement is a pair of safety glasses. It cuts down on glare , which provides clarity in looking at targets.Hope it helps.
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Looking, feeling and tapping on the lenses says glass, to me. I've been fooled on this before, but there is a nice ping. I really like mine. Hope yours work out as well.
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I don't know for sure, they are DLP screen sync shutter glasses. For some reason I seem to remember NVIDIA3d being RF synced?? Not light synced. But that is only from memory...sorry
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From the box: "These goggles offer limited eye protection against the most commonly encountered impact hazards, metal chips, particles, and sparks. They do not provide protection against severe impact hazards and are not unbreakable or impenetrable. Refer to ANSI Z87.1-2003 Standard or a safety specialist regarding the proper selection of eye protection..."
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That's the method we used when buying my daughter's goggles. She ended up with -3.625 (R) and -4.25 (L) so we split the difference with a -4 prescription. She says they work well enough for her, and she has to be read a white board to get her workout during swim practice.