Radiansunisex adult Interchangeable backpack caping earmuff, Metal Clear, Orange & Amber Lenses

Just love these glasses. I bought these because I thought I'd use them on a temporary basis before I "moved up" to a more expensive pair. I got them and love them and personally I don't have a need to get something else.I have a big head, I mean huge. I thought that the ear loops might be uncomfortable due to my big noggin, but they are supple enough that you don't notice them and firm enough that your glasses aren't going anywhere. I know they aren't Zeiss or high end quality lenses, but honestly I can't imagine them being better. The arms are narrow so you can fit blinders on them with ease. If I can see the clay's well, I can shoot them. If I miss.... it's not the glasses.

I've been looking for a new pair of shooting glasses for over a year. Needed, wanted, ones with metal frames. Have tried 4 different lower cost pairs and I didn't like any of them.These Radians fit the bill completely. In fact I will be buying a second pair in about a month.

As a competitive trap shooter, I was looking for a solid pair of shooting glasses, and purchased these because of the price and variety of lenses. I like that they can be changes depending on the environmental changes on the range. That is also the part I don't like. It seems that the mechanism used to hold the lenses is a little tenuous, at best. The lenses click into place, but only with a tiny bit being held into the frame. I am waiting for the day that the frame is bent just a little so that the lenses won't hold in. But then again, for the money, what do I expect? The price was reasonable, and I was happy to find them. I expect that they will last a while, anyway.

These glasses are fantastic and reasonably priced. The three colors are good for clays shooting in bright day light all the way to rain or night shooting "under the lights". My skeet average has picked up a couple of birds since switching from the $14 wrap-arounds. Took them pheasant hunting in November in Minnesota in light snow and rain. The clear lenses were great. I've seen a lot of these at the skeet range recently. It seems they're getting very popular.

Save your money. Lenses kept falling out when Clay Shooting. Cheap frame broke when trying to tighten the lens holders enough to make the lenses stay in. You get what you pay for. Save your money and buy something better.

I work as a range officer so I wear safety glasses for hours at a time. I also see and have owed several pairs. These are my favorite. That fit my larger head well and don’t slip. The only complaint is that the hooking ear piece is a little too long or tends to contact the bottom of my ear. I love the lens color options.

First I want to emphasize this is not the sellers fault. The Radians Glasses are nice with the interchangeable lens. Wire arms provide a good fit. The nose piece fell off after a lens change. Not really worth $70.00 in my opinion.

Bought these for my son for trapshooting a few years ago. He still uses them. No regrets, great glasses. If he lost them tomorrow, I'd buy them for him again.