EYES UP: Magpul Eyewear Just Announced
Magpul is branching out their lifestyle brand into the realm of eyewear. They have taken their design and materials expertise and applied to to three frame designs and seven lens options. Some models of Magpul Eyewear is available now with more coming soon.
Magpul approached their eyewear from a protective design concept. They were designed for use on the range and other vigorous activities. Their first design is dubbed Explorer.
The Explorer is a casual design with high performance features. Its lightweight frame, low profile temples, and impact rated lens and frame combination are casual enough for everyday use, but also keep your eyes protected when something unexpected happens.
Features:
- Constructed of TR90NZZ, the frames combine lightweight construction and ballistic protection, providing rugged strength and flexibility with maximum overall coverage
- Rated to Z87.1 ballistic impact protection
- Oleophobic treatment of lenses provides liquid and other chemical protection and added scratch resistance. Anti-reflective coating on inside of lenses minimizes distracting reflections
- Available with polarized and non-polarized lenses
- Casual style includes a more relaxed wrap and more flexibility at the temples for long-term usage
- Padded low profile temples integrate smoothly under helmets, communication headsets and over the ear hearing protection
- Coated stainless steel pins provide simple but dependable hinge functionality
- Rubber nose and temple pads are overmolded to the frame for durability
Their Terrain and Summit style eyewear are ballistic rated with a curved design for better coverage and protection.
Features:
- Constructed of TR90NZZ, the frames combine lightweight construction and ballistic protection, providing rugged strength and flexibility with maximum overall coverage
- Ballistic Rated Z87+ and MIL-PRF 32432 lenses and frames meet both high velocity impact protection and safety ratings
- Oleophobic treatment of lenses provides liquid and other chemical protection and added scratch resistance. Anti-reflective coating on inside of lenses minimizes distracting reflections
- Available with polarized and non-polarized lenses
- Padded low profile temples integrate smoothly under helmets, communication headsets and over the ear hearing protection
- Coated stainless steel pins provide simple but dependable hinge functionality
- Rubber nose and temple pads are overmolded to the frame for durability
Features:
- Constructed of TR90NZZ, the frames combine lightweight construction and ballistic protection, providing rugged strength and flexibility in a smaller frame
- Ballistic Rated Z87+ and MIL-PRF 32432 lenses and frames meet both high velocity impact protection and safety ratings
- Oleophobic treatment of lenses provides liquid and other chemical protection and added scratch resistance. Anti-reflective coating on inside of lenses minimizes distracting reflections
- Available with polarized and non-polarized lenses
- Padded low profile temples integrate smoothly under helmets, communication headsets and over the ear hearing protection
- Coated stainless steel pins provide simple but dependable hinge functionality
- Rubber nose and temple pads are overmolded to the frame for durability
As I mentioned above, Magpul is offering seven lens options. They have different colors with various benefits to each.
The Explorer glasses are $139 for polarized and $99 for non-polarized. While the Terrain and Summit glasses are $10 more thatn the Explorers. The polarized versions are $149 and $109 for the non-polarized. You can check all Magpul Eyewear out and order them on Magpul’s Website.
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Doesn't work with prescription glasses? check
Stupid billboard logo on side? Double check
Yeah, for some reason I'll pass.
Guess I will have to buy these too, 'Cause they maybe my only choice in the future.