New MAGSHOT Safety Glasses ACU Camo Frame - Hunting/Shooting Adaptable Magnifiers (1.75 Mag Adapter, Smoke)

I purchased these as shop glasses so I didn't wear regular glass lenses in the shop. I found them having Too narrow a field of focus. And to use magnifying or 1.25 lense, Requires plastic magnifier placed inside of yellow lenses. This is a separate piece, that can fall off, and a bit of nuisance. I was expecting a single lens that was optically clear. Also, having worked in ergonomics, I would have made the lenses slightly larger, and wider with a bit more wrap-around to keep out dust and dirt when using in the garage and yard. The yellow lense does make it easier to see under fluorescent lights.

I am a verified repeat customer so obviously I must like this product. The other review that gives a lower rating is pretty accurate, and I wouldn't change a word of it, but I gave this product a 5 star rating to catch your attention so I could pass on some of the great benefits of this product. Alas as I have grown older, I have gone to stronger and stronger reading glasses. I even have bifocal safety glasses. If I take my bifocal safety glasses, raise them up, and cock them up at an angle, they work ok for shooting. These glasses raise the bifocal lens up higher so I don't have to go through those gyrations. I can finally focus on the back and front sights at the same time. The target is a little fuzzy, but I still get much better results than cocking my safety glasses. This is why I have three pair of these glasses. The first pair was the sun glasses which worked fine during the middle of the day, but not so well as it got latter in the day. I bought the clear lens which solved that problem. Two days after my last trip to the range, I bought a second pair. If I had been smarter, I would have ordered more pairs so I could keep a pair in my car, gun case, and range case.

Well made and fit. Now I can see my front sight! Scores increased, go figure. Go to a store that sells reading glasses and try on several until you can see your measured front sight distance. I estimated ~6" from my outstretched arm then tried several graduations of reading glasses until I could see that distance of something I placed on the shelf. Ordered the correct 1.5x magnification for the shooting glasses. When using a red dot sight rather than iron sights I remove the magnifier. The magnifier blurs the red dot. These are well worth the cost and have improved my league scores.

Unless you want to spend hundreds of dollars for prescription shooting glasses these glasses are great. If you use cheater glasses just pick a diopter about .25 to .50 less and get these. They are comfortable, stay on and gave me a clear sight picture. I bought both tints and a clear with two different diopter so I can swap them around for the best sight. Solved my old eyes fussy sight picture. Emptied the whole mag into the 8,9,10 circles at 15 yards.

There's no perfect option for far-sighted shooters when it comes to sight-picture: Your sights are either a fuzzy blur or your glasses make the target indistinguishable from anything else. I decided to split the difference with these glasses in a weak power (1.25) and now I can see my front post well AND make out the target. They seem to be well made and the corrective insert is removable for cleaning. Good stuff. I hope to switch to optical sights in the future, but this will work well until then.

Good optics for the price. The tinted lenses have very little distortion, and the frames fit the face close enough to give good protection without fogging badly. I'll be ordering some more with different tints. Shipping was great as well, they arrived on time and in good shape.

Your weakest strength is too powerful for me to use shooting. Fine for reading, but not shooting.

The glasses itself are of excellent quality but the magnifier insert gets too foggy to use at an indoor range. It works fine as a safety glass without the insert. Will try outside when I get a chance.