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ESS (Eye Safety Systems) has introduced its aggressively styled Rollbar ballistic eyewear that delivers advancements in fit, form, and function by providing users with quicker lens exchanges, enhanced lens retention, and improved integration with head-borne devices.
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Credence, the newest ballistic sunglass from ESS, offers broad lens wrap for a wide field of view through distortion-free, military-grade polycarbonate. Available in a variety of frame colors and lens options, the Credence fits medium-large to large head sizes.
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Revision's military-grade eyewear system in size small provides a comfortable, ergonomic, and optically correct solution with greater lateral protection and excellent retention for female users.
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The eyewear arrives with a point-of-view camera that captures high-def video in three formats—1080p, 720 at 30 fps (frames per second), and 720 at 60 fps. The 8 megapixel camera also captures still frames with the flip of a switch.
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Preserve your eyesight with glasses designed to meet the needs of law enforcement. View this gallery for six currently available choices from leading law enforcement suppliers.
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The Batlskin System includes the front mount, mandible guard and visor. It provides light-weight protection from blunt force, blast and ballistic threats. The system was designed for use with the U.S. military's Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH).
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The Eye of Mine Eye-View 720HD camera sunglasses come with interchangeable clear and polarized grey lenses that have a high-definition video camera built into the bridge of the nose.
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An Oklahoma City Police officer uses a pair of Eye of Mine Eye-View HD Video Sunglasses during a vice sting on this segment of "JohnTV." Read our "Police Product Test" review here.
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Chad Belding of The Fowl Life television series explains why he uses Smith Optics' Elite line of eyewear for duck hunting.
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This eyewear utilizes the Magnetic Interchange Lens System, which utilizes magnets embedded in the lens and frame that enable users to swap lenses quickly and easily as light conditions and activities change.
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