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**Squawk** · 12-03-2012, 03:48 AM

Looking for a good pair of shooting glasses that won't fog up. I do a lot of indoor pistol shooting at the range and my cheapo Remington glasses always fog up. Gimme a good brand that will alleviate this problem

BucksBoys1943 · 12-03-2012, 04:01 AM

I am looking for a set of grips for a ppl 380

**Squawk** · 12-03-2012, 04:06 AM

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Originally Posted by BucksBoys1943

I am looking for a set of grips for a ppl 380

What does this have to do with shooting glasses?

**BillM** · 12-03-2012, 04:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Squawk

Looking for a good pair of shooting glasses that won't fog up. I do a lot of indoor pistol shooting at the range and my cheapo Remington glasses always fog up. Gimme a good brand that will alleviate this problem

Money is not a problem

Rudy Project or Oakley

**Squawk** · 12-03-2012, 04:59 AM

Rudy project looks great but way too expensive. I'll go with Oakley I guess. But man Rudy Project Genetyk looks nice.

**BillM** · 12-03-2012, 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Squawk

Rudy project looks great but way too expensive. I'll go with Oakley I guess. But man Rudy Project Genetyk looks nice.

Nice thing about Rudy's is the lenses are guaranteed against scratching.

Scratch them, get new ones no charge.

My wife wears Genetyks to shoot USPSA. Watch the RudyprojectUSA website.
40% off sales are not uncommon.

I use Bolle' Vigilantes with an Rx insert---they work just fine and are a LOT
cheaper than Oakley's or Rudy's. Also look at ESS and Wiley.

Mentioned the Rudy's and Oakleys first because of your "money is not a problem",
but there are a LOT of good glasses out there for less than OMG prices.

**treehugger49** · 12-03-2012, 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Squawk

Looking for a good pair of shooting glasses that won't fog up. I do a lot of indoor pistol shooting at the range and my cheapo Remington glasses always fog up. Gimme a good brand that will alleviate this problem

I haven't had that particular problem with shooting glasses, so I don't know why your Remington glasses might be fogging up.

Unless you've already done this, before I'd invest in another brand that might or might not satisfy you, I'd try using a good lens cleaner that advertises anti-fog properties.

**DrJason** · 12-03-2012, 12:22 PM

I'll 2nd the recommendation for Rudy Project.

They are expensive, however, with the multiple lenses they can be used for more than shooting. I use mine for biking. And the photochromic lenses are phenomenal!

When I bought mine I had found a 20% off code which helped bring the cost down.