Getting your money’s worth from Smith Optics Elite
This is one of those products that people are somewhat afraid to buy online because they are afraid to drop $100 on sunglasses that they haven’t looked through. We’ve tried out a lot of eyewear over the years and we think we have a pretty good idea about what is good and what is crap. Everyone asks the same questions about them when they see them, “do they fog up”, well the real deal with them is yeah, they can, like anything that you can look through, but the standards are very high. If you want to really avoid fogging you’re going to have to sink some money into the Smith Optics Elite outside the wire turbo fan goggles. They have a very quiet running 2 speed fan for intense situations.
The best range glasses i ever had were are the Aegis Eyeshields, I’ve found the compact versions to fit my head better. Some other options are the Smith Optics Elite eyewear called the Aegis Echo which has a metal frame that is flat and very comfortable if you have a helmet or eye protection on.The thing I find likeable about these are the interchangeable lenses. It’s nice to be able to go back to clear lenses if it’s not that sunny out because low light conditions and sunglasses makes identifying targets problematic and you don’t want that to happen. The kits come in 2 sizes and you can always buy replacement lenses if you loose them or break them.
