Shooting glasses

[courser]

In a recent post, I asked for advice regarding macular degeneration, a problem which I have. I received some helpful advice. Not wanting to give up shooting and finding it difficult to change over to my left eye, I explored what else could be done, .I was given a pair of yellow tinted sport glasses by a cycling friend, and they seemed to help. Why did I not think of this earlier ? It may be early days, but I am hoping that my shooting days may not be over. I now need to find which brand and lens colour are best, I believe yellow, I am not looking for the cheapest, but the best, what price my shooting, if I can spend over a £1000 On a rifle or scope, the price of top quality shooting glasses is not a problem. Advice please,
courser.

 

[MarkD123]

I use Costa Del Mars.
Got them mainly for fishing (have polarised lenses), but find them excellent for shooting too (prescription lenses).
Amber lenses.

 

[Klenchblaize]

Prescription Shooting Glasses, UK | JHS Eyewear

Enhance your aim with our range of prescription shooting glasses from JHS Eyewear. Find the best shooting glasses in the UK – here.

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K

 

[courser]

Thanks Klenchblaize, I am off to the opticians for a prescription Tomorrow, I will order the yellow tint, but unsure about the other colour.
What great site SD is!!

 

[Klenchblaize]

Make sure you insist on the Zeiss tinted lenses as above. Not cheep but better than most. Their frames are good too as they are large/wide for unrestricted viewing, stay on when stumbling through undergrowth and have nose bridge adjustment.

K

 

[McKenzie]

I use the clear Zeiss ones & am very happy with them for shooting, skiing, motorcycling, lawn cutting & diy etc.

 

[Utectok]

I too use ziess ones for shotgun work

 

[PHILK]

have you looked at Pilla?
not cheep but also a vast selection of tints if you go to the right ground they should have a selection to try and interchange.