ANTI-FOG BALLISTIC EYEWEAR - "DRAGON FIRE" - Edge Tactical® - TIGER'S EYE/ORANGE

Specifications:
- Dragon Fire ballistic eyewear from Edge® Tactical offers top protection, is lightweight and ergonomic, and is perfect for the range
- flexible, durable matte black temples with soft thermoplastic rubber tips provide a comfortable, non-slip fit
- lenses are made of polycarbonate and are treated with triple anti-scratch and anti-fog coating
- anti-fog coating provides enhanced clarity in humid, hot, or cold conditions
- the lens blocks 99.9% of UVA/UVB/UVC rays
- Tiger's Eye orange lenses are designed to be the best sighting lenses for the best shooters, they have a blue light filter that filters the right amount of blue light to give you bright, clear and perfect depth perception
- the frame is made of a flexible and durable TR90/Nylon composite material that increases "grip" as it becomes wet or warm
- Soft pouch suitable for cleaning included
- complies with ANSI Z87.1+2010 and MCEPS GL-PD 10-12 military ballistic standards
- weight: 40 g
- materials: TR90/Nylon, polycarbonate lens.

Caution: safety glasses provide protection against dangerous impacts that can be caused by metal splinters, wood splinters, sparks, and general construction or recreational hazards. Although they are compliant and tested to exceed listed safety standards, they are not unbreakable. Additional protectors, such as goggles or face shields, should be used when large amounts of flying particles are present. DO NOT use these goggles for protection against arc welding, laser light, chemicals, or where high levels of infrared radiation are present.

Edge® Tactical Eyewear is committed to maximizing eye safety, and this commitment involves rigorous testing to ensure compliance with the highest quality and safety standards.
Every pair of Edge® eyewear undergoes the toughest tests - because tough tests create tough eyewear.
Edge® Tactical became the first company to successfully manufacture ANSI-compliant polarized safety lenses. There are two methodologies to produce polarized lenses. One method, called "thermoforming" or "heat embossing," has never produced polarized film lenses that are strong or thick enough to withstand the intense impact tests required by ANSI Z87+ and MCEPS standards. Injection-molded polycarbonate lenses, pioneered by Edge® Tactical, contain ionized crystals that filter light in a manner similar to the polarized film but leave lenses thick enough to withstand the intense impact standards required by ANSI Z87+ and military MCEPS standards.
All Edge® Tactical goggle models are tested in independent COLTS laboratories for compliance with ANSI Z87.1+2010 and MCEPS GL-PD 10-12 military and ballistic safety standards.