Ducks Unlimited Eye Protection Kit for Shooting With 5 Anti-Fog Lens Options

These glasses were really impressive. Being ducks unlimited I expected they would be good but at the price I was not expecting anything this nice. I am in the military and my unit gets issued the Oakley M frames which go for around 120 if the government doesn't give them to you for free and I like these better. They extend in length which one might expect but closer to the frame there is another joint that lets you adjust the angles of the legs seperately so if your one of the people that has glasses sit at a funny angle on your face these glasses can deal with that. There is the main carry pouch that can hold the glasses and the extra frames, there is another pouch inside but not attached with dividers for the extra 4 lenses, retaining strap so you can drop your glasses off and let them hang if you would like, the carry pouch/lens cleaner for just the glasses, also comes with 2 sets of instruction on for swithing the lenses out and another that gives a break down of the different colored lenses. The lenses were a little hard to swith out I couldn't just ease them out like it said so instead of pulling straight down from the center I pulled down at an angle, good news they shouldn't fall out on you. I gave them 4 stars because they haven't taken shrapnel yet, and I hope I don't have to find out how well that works out.

When I got these the first thing I noticed was the giant duck on the lens, but I've been wearing these for about a year now and they have held up great both at the range and jackhammering and doing other DIY activities where stuff is flying at my face. I only use the yellow lens and it is still in great shape and I do not take good care of these glasses.I really don't even notice the duck any more, but I'm sure its sending me subliminal messages of some sort.Original 3 star review:The glasses are alright, but I see that stupid duck in my peripheral vision of my right eye which is very distracting.

The thick black frame at the top of the lens blocks a lot of my vision when looking down the barrel. I've found that a larger, frameless set to work better than these. Also, you constantly have to re-adjust the 'adjustable' angle because the force of the kickback makes them fall back down. The nose piece seems adjustable at first but it constantly falls back down too. No way to fix that unless you jam some toothpicks down into little sleeve or something to prevent it from slipping back. Also, (not the products fault, but) I noticed that once I found the color that worked best for me for Trap (yellow) it stayed that way. The other colors don't get used at all. Would not recommend.

I have been using a set of these glasses/lenses for a couple years. I like them so much that I decided to order a backup pair since eventually something will get scratched or break.The kit that I received did not include the "infinity blue" lens... in its place was a vermillion lens... which might be a plus for some people, but I really like the blue lens for certain environments. So I returned them and tried again, received another vermillion kit. So for the last time I ordered from Blackhawk Safety Products instead of "amazon.com"... Once again, I received a vermillion kit... However, when I contacted Blackhawk, they said they were aware of the issue and contacted the manufacturer (Pyramex) to have a blue lens sent to me. Assuming the blue lens shows up in good condition, I will be happy.So thank you Blackhawk Safety Products... now Amazon, please create two different item listings for the different product offerings.As far as the product goes... they are very comfortable for me... I especially like that the earpieces can be adjusted vertically via pivot point. The tints offer a good spectrum for different shooting environments. I typically wear the blue, orange, or bronze lens for all different types of shooting. I could see where they might get in the way of some users' vision, especially for shotgun activities, but every one is different and they work for me when I adjust them properly.One poor design element is the included lens holder... it would be an awesome feature if it worked, but it does NOT fully protect the lenses and they could/will get scratched during transport. I recommend picking the lenses you might use and putting each in it own pouch (or at least a zip-loc) bag.

I was surprised by just how many lenses and accessories come with this very complete package. The lens change out is a bit awkward, but with the sheer variety of lens choice which will cover just about any lighting condition you encounter, it more than makes up for that. Great packaging, I really do think the tilt feature is useful as hearing and eye protection at present isn't really integrated. I use them for shooting, where cheek weld, eye relief and clarity are all important and these do the job well.After having purchased 4 sets, the one great weakness is the frame. When changing out lenses, the nose piece design is very vulnerable to breaking - 2 sets now, particularly when they are cold. I won't be buying another pair. (I do wish I could just buy the frames) Good lenses and a good concept that needs more work