Frag Out! Magazine
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Walery evaluates I have had and I possess a few pairs of the eye- glasses from the various manufacturers – such is a shooter's life. Sometimes the eyewear dam- ages, sometimes it is lost and in the other case I just search for the new solutions. The Swiss Eye Maverick Maverick eyeglasses has encouraged me by their low price, $50 for the eyewear with the exchangeable lenses is really not too much. The applied lens coatings make them difficult to fog up. Certainly, when I wear a helmet and a bal- aclava, the lenses are fogged, but just show me the eyeglasses which will not? The lenses are of good quality – they offer a clear, not distorted image. Their profile ensures a very good adjustment to the face, and the large side surfaces perfectly protect eyes also from the side part, what is neglected in some other eyewear. The thin frame and light lenses equals the min- imum weight of the glasses, what in the combi- nation with a very comfortable nose pad causes that during a shooting training you can forget about their presence on your nose. A design of these glasses is not signalized from 100 meters that I am an uber-tactical SundayRanger – just such the ordinary sport sunglasses . A system of the lens exchange holds securely, but an exchange requires some effort. Sometimes I have an impression that just a moment and the frame will crack, but until now it has not hap- pened. Forget about exchanging the lenses without making them dirty – it is just impossible, greasy spots will always remain. Unfortunately, if someone is inattentive he can also scratch them during this operation. It is a pity that a set does not come with a rigid case – It would be very useful because throwing the glasses, only in the cloth pouch, into the bag filled with the equipment is not the best idea, but I do not wear them all the time… the temples hold securely, but they could be a little bit thinner. personally, i feel that they pinch me after a few hours spent at the shooting range with the hearing protec- tors. After all – for fifty bucks is not much. And not bad gear. EYEWEAR