Beretta Performance Competition Plastic Frame Shooting Shields OCA10002

Light weight, full view protection. I'm an Oakley lover, but all my Oakley frames hug my brow too tightly (even with the large nose pieces), making me lift my check from the stock looking for my second clay, and sometimes never get my check/eye back aligned with the bead. With these Beretta glasses lacking the brow bar, I just shift my eyes, keeping my cheek on the stock, eyes aligned to bead, to pick up the second bird. Has helped my doubles greatly! I wear 7 5/8 hat size, so I got a decent size noggin and they are big on my face, but do not interfere with baseball caps nor over the ear hearing protection, the ear stems are thin and slide neatly under. I would not wear these as casual glasses, only use them for skeet, trap, sporting clays. I haven't had them fog up yet on me. The optical clarity of the polycarbonate seems good without the very tiny bubbles you see in cheap sunglasses, probably not optically pure as Oakley stuff, but this is a scatter gun, not precision rifle shooting. I'm red/green color blind and the purple lenses really do help mute green tree backgrounds and make the orange domes pop slightly, it's not dramatic but definitely helps. Also have the red (not orange) and those are good for moderately sunny / blue sky background days, they help darken the blue slightly but help the orange dome pop. Probably going to get a pair in yellow for the really dull November/December gray days. Overall I'm very happy with the purchase and at reasonable price.

I was using expensive sunglasses but they seemed a little too dark and maybe a little distorted when lining the front sight with the target. These glasses are everything I need. My eyes feel protected and they seem to fit well under my over the ear protectors. I may add a couple of colors and see how they affect my sighting.

Bought these glasses for my concealed carry class and they held up awesome. We were shooting outdoors so the tint was a great help as to not damper visibility. They were a very secure fit on my head and will continue to be my go-to shooting glasses for much longer. The cloth bag was a nice addition and keeps them from getting scuffed and scratch during transport. Pros:looks stylish, wide degree of face protection, tint is just the right amount Cons: May be uncomfortable for people with larger heads, arms of the glasses feel somewhat brittle.

I bought these shooting glasses (smoke lens) primarily for shooting trap and sporting clays. They are excellent shooting glasses. I have found that the smoke tint gives me great protection on sunny days and only minimally restricts my view on cloudy days. I took these shooting glasses on a pheasant hunting trip with me as well and they have held up beautifully. I used them with over-ear hearing protection. Many shooting glasses are difficult to wear with the ear muffs but these have a relatively low profile and were pretty comfortable. I have not and would likely not use these glasses at the range, as I prefer a clear lens for the range. These glasses are the best shooting glasses at this price point.

These shades are great driving glasses that cut the glare and also shield my eyes from flying shells at the range. Well worth the price I paid, and would buy again.

These glasses are comfortable and provide a full field of vision. They are, however, almost comically large. I am a 6'0 190lb dude with what I would consider an average sized head for my size. They are about 50% too large on my face compared to any other glasses I've owned. Fortunately they seem to work pretty well with my ear protection despite the fact it's an over-ear headset so it isn't a huge problem for me. I just can't imagine the size of the people they R&D'd these glasses with. They must have been enormous.

Have a pair that was gifted to me and needed to find a pair for my purple-loving Aunt whom we recently introduced to handguns and shooting. Glasses are not darkening and provide clear vision. Wish they were actual glass, but the polycarbonate lenses hold up well and with proper care, haven't scratched. Comes only with soft bag for storage - my other pair came with a neoprene/foam zippered case from Beretta. Happy shooting!

I got these to replace my Oakley G26 lenses which I was never 100% happy with. The Oakleys were over $200 and I thought a little too dark for all but the brightest conditions and the frame across the top of the lens got in my view on certain targets. I read a lot of reviews from shooters and decided to give these a try. I was very pleasantly surprised! The purple color is very similar to the G26 lenses but offers 10% higher light transmission making them usable in most shooting conditions. The purple color makes fluorescent targets pop just like the g26 lenses Also important, there is no frame across the top of the lenses making shooting certain target much more comfortable where as the Oakleys would get in my view sometimes causing me to instinctively take my head off the stock mid-swing to see the target. The price.....I can buy 10 pairs of these for the price of a single pair of any of the expensive sporting clays glasses. The drawbacks: They fog (reason for 4 stars). There’s n anti fog coating on these so if you shoot in humid weather they fog. My g26 lenses had an anti fog coating, which lasted about a year and even then hey didn’t fog as badly. I will have to apply anti-fog solution before I shoot. The lenses look like they will scratch up easier than the g26 lenses.....but at $25 a pair when they DO scratch I’ll just replace them rather than living with scratched $100 lenses. Overall once I got the fogging under control I prefer these to the expensive pair I had before. Even if I replace them twice a year it would still cost me less than a single pair of the expensive glasses I had used previously for the same amount of time, and they function better for me. **update** After spending a few weeks with these glasses I’m seeing some limitations. First , the lenses are pretty soft. They’re already starting to get hazy - this could be from the constant wiping necessary to keep them from fogging or it could be the constant exposure to gunpowder smoke. They’re just getting less clear. Second, I’m noticing that the way they sit on my face they collect sweat, which runs down the inside of the lens and obstructs my vision at the most I opportune times. I’m probably going to have to replace them with some coated lenses but for occasionally use I think they’re great and the color and light transmission are perfect for sporting clays.