Shooter's Edge OTG Over-the-Glass Z87.1 Safety Shooting Glasses Contrast Yellow
$ 14.99
Shooter's Edge OTG Over-the-Glasses style by Pacific Eyewear. Safety & Shooting Optics - ANSI Z87.1
Frame is Matte Black which wears very well over time.
High contrast yellow lens for locating your target! This Over-the-Glass design also allows the entire front lens to tilt forward and backward while you are wearing them to maximize comfort while wearing over your prescription eyeglasses. These glasses can provide eye safety for pickleball and tennis. The glasses improve the contrast of the ball against the court background while allowing you to maintain optimal depth perception to time your swing and movement. This is not something you can do with polarized lenses. A must have for your sport's athletic gear bag.
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