Allen Interchangeable Lens Shooting Glasses (Clear, Red, Yellow, Smoke)

We love the different lens optionsPricing was good too

I was looking forward to getting this purchase and was not disappointed at how nice these shooting glasses look and feel. I like having the extra lenses in a smart self contained nylon case.The only thing negative was that I did not know how to change out the lenses and was afraid of breaking them! So I went online and did some research.I did not find the company's website but I did find an excellent video that helped me and probably will help you too at [...][...]

I read several customer reviews when deciding what to purchase. I was looking for safety glases that did NOT distort. There were at least three reviews that said "no distortion noticed" YES. It's true. I can wear these glasses all day, no headache, no blurred vision, no fatigue, and I prefer the yellow lenses, they help cut the glare from lights at work. These are fantastic glasses. They are comfortable also. I haven't changed lenses; can't speak of that as others mentioned about them being difficult to change. I tell you, even if they are difficult, it would be worth it to me - clear vision/sight. I have recommened these, I even let others try them, to all my co workers. Thank You for an execelent product.

Bought a pair for the trap/skeet range and general target shooting. Yellow and red lenses work well. Bought a second pair for my wife. You would think changing the lenses would be a no brainer but the directions were lacking and I thought I was going to break them before I finally figured it out. Grab one side of the frame near the lense, hold the lense and pull...hard. Once you get one side out, it's a snap.

I broke mine within 3 minutes after opening the carton - trying to swap out the lens. My fault, but there are no instructions with the product. Another reviewer seems to have it right: hold one side of the frame firmly, then pull the lens sideways so the small 'notch' of the lens comes out first. Playing with the nose piece won't get you anywhere. Otherwise it's actually a nice package, they fit well, the nose piece is adjustable, and the case has separate sleeves for the lenses to keep them from getting scratched up. Lens colors cover a variety of light conditions and scenarios.

These glasses are pretty good for what you paid. They come in a nice case that has room for the frames, and each lense, with it's own compartment so they don't rub together. They were a little difficult to take apart the first time, but that was all. Each subsequent swap, has been super simple, just pop them out, stow them in their slot, and pick your new color, and pop them in.

During the summer before work we like to do a 1 hour bike ride, and with the sun coming up later & later, I wanted eye protection but without paying a lot. These were perfect! They wrap-around nicely, are light-weight, and I like the yellow lens to brighten up the darkness in the early a.m. My husband was skeptical about them when I ordered them, and now he wears them when I'm not on the ride.

A friend showed me these glasses during a sporting clays event. When he mentioned that he paid about $20 for the set, I began searching. I found the glasses, extra lenses, and case on Amazon for far less than $20. They arrived quickly and I'm impressed with the quality - especially at this low price. Custom shooting glasses usually cost upward from $300. They are surely worth it to the high end shooters, but my weekly romps don't need something that costs 20 times more. I'm happy with these glasses and I'd recommend them to anyone. The money I saved on these glasses bought an additional 5 cases of shells - likely to improve my scores hbetter than more expensive glasses.

Top points for clarity - great vision with these.Luckily, the lens I wanted the most (yellow) is the one that is installed.But the lens is VERY difficult to separate from the frame - in fact, I am afraid of applying too much force and breaking them.There are no instructions in the package with the best way to remove them.The tabs at the end tips of the lens are very long, so they sturdily stay in the frame. But like I said, I'm afraid of bending and pulling so hard that I will break the lens and or the frame. I cannot help but wonder: are these lenses disposable? in that you have to break them to remove them, and then replace with a different color? I don't quite understand the point of interchangeable lenses that can't be removed with less force than the force required to break the glasses.I don't want the hassle of returning a broken item (a return that may be refused due to user error).