10 Best Clear Shooting Glasses
Updated on: June 2023
Best Clear Shooting Glasses in 2023
Howard Leight by Honeywell Genesis Sharp-Shooter Shooting Glasses, Clear Lens (R-03570)
Smith & Wesson M&P Thunderbolt Full Frame Shooting Glasses with Impact Resistance and Anti-Fog Lenses for Shooting, Working and Everyday Use
- RELIABLE: MIL-PRF 32432 rated with full peripheral eye coverage and UV400 rating to ensure overall protection of your eyes
- DURABLE: ANSI Z87+ certified for pivotal impact resistance
- CONVENIENT: Anti-fog lenses allow for use in colder, or changing, temperatures or during high movement sports or jobs
- VERSATILITY: Non-reflective matte black frames are available in smoke (sunny conditions), amber (low-light) and clear mirror (no manipulation) lenses
- GUARANTEED: This product is covered by a 1 Year Warranty. For questions or warranty contact us at [email protected]
Howard Leight by Honeywell Uvex Acadia Shooting Glasses with Uvextreme Plus Anti-Fog Lens Coating, Clear Lens (R-02214)
- SPORTY & LIGHTWEIGHT: Bold, sport-inspired 3/4 frame is lightweight but delivers superior comfort and high performance protection; designed to fit a wide range of head sizes for increased coverage
- 10X ANTI-FOG: Uvextreme Plus anti-fog coating provides 10X longer fog-free vision and 2X better anti-scratch protection than most other anti-fog glasses on the market
- CUSTOM FIT: Premium integrated hinge provides customized fit and temple control when opening and closing
- DESIGNED FOR SHOOTING: Ribbed nose piece and soft, molded inserts along the temple provide a secure, comfortable fit for true aiming and shooting
- INDOOR/OUTDOOR: Clear lens is suitable for most indoor and outdoor shooting environments; meets ANSIZ87.1-2015 standard; offers 99.9% UVA/UVB protection
Radians Rock X-Treme RK6-11 Anti-Fog Shooting Glass, Clear
- Rubber temples wraparound for non-slip comfort
- Wraparound single lens provides an unobstructed field of vision
- Available in three different frame colors: Black, white or silver
- Meets ANSI Z87. 1 standard
- Sleek lightweight design Clear anti-fog glasses with rubber tipped temples
- Rubber temples wraparound for non-slip, maximum comfort
- Wraparound single lens provides an unobstructed field of vision; polycarbonate lens provides impact resistance
- Adjustable, rubber nosepiece provides all day comfort
- Sleek lightweight design clear anti-fog glasses with rubber tipped temples
- Rubber temples wraparound for non-slip, maximum comfort
- Wraparound single lens provides an unobstructed field of vision; polycarbonate lens provides impact resistance
- Adjustable, rubber nosepiece provides all day comfort
Howard Leight by Honeywell Uvex Hypershock Shooting Glasses with HydroShield Anti-Fog Lens Coating, Clear Lens (R-02230)
- 60X ANTI-FOG: HydroShield anti-fog coating is permanently bonded to the lens; dual-action properties keep lenses clear up to 60X longer than our next best coating (with 2X greater scratch-resistance)
- STYLE & PERFORMANCE: Combines high-performance protection and aggressive sport-inspired styling; designed to fit a wide range of head sizes for increased coverage
- SHOOTING SAFETY: Full frame is lightweight but offers high-impact protection that meets ANSIZ87.1-2015 impact standards; wraparound design for increased side protection and better peripheral vision
- LONGWEARING COMFORT: Molded nose piece and streamlined temples with soft, molded inserts for longwearing comfort; Integrated hinge mechanisms with dual cam action for secure fit
- INDOOR/OUTDOOR: Clear lens is suitable for most indoor and outdoor shooting environments; offers 99.9% UVA/UVB protection
AmazonBasics - R200 Anti-Fog Shooting Safety Glasses Eye Protection, Clear Lens, 12-Count
- 12-pack of shooting safety glasses provides important eye protection; designed for both women and men
- Clear lens made of strong polycarbonate; ideal for use at an indoor shooting range or when hunting outdoors
- Anti-fog coating helps prevent lens from fogging up—especially useful in humid conditions
- Durable, yet lightweight black frame provides a comfortable fit; sleek, sporty appearance
- Measures 6.1 x 5.8 x 1.9 inches (LxWxH); backed by an AmazonBasics 1-year limited warranty
Howard Leight by Honeywell Vapor II Sharp-Shooter Shooting Glasses, Clear Lens (R-01535)
- Introducing our new shooting glasses accompanied with Optical grade, 9-base wraparound polycarbonate lens provides 180° field of vision.
- Safety goggles contains fog-ban anti-Fog coating which minimizes fogging resulting in enhanced safety providing better aiming on the range or in the field.
- Versatile in nature best shooting glasses has Sport temples deliver secure, comfortable fit and soft nose bridge conforms to various nose shapes and sizes; black nylon frame is lightweight
- Shooting eye glasses has orange lens tint which absorbs blue and green light to help reduce eye fatigue
- shooting glasses clear meets ANSI Z87.1-2010 (High Impact) and is certified to the requirements of the CSA Z94.3 standards; 99.9% UV protection.
Howard Leight by Honeywell A700 Sharp-Shooter Shooting Glasses, Clear Lens (R-01636)
- Introducing our new Shooting Glasses accompanied with 9-base polycarbonate lens provides a 180° field of distortion-free vision
- One of the best feature of this safety goggles is that it is scratch-resistant contains hard coat lens coating for longer lens life.
- Shooting eye glasses are Lightweight, flexible temples with padded rubber tips so you don’t have to worry about comfort because it will ensure all-day comfort.
- Best shooting glasses has molded universal nose bridge provides a comfortable fit; clear lens is suitable for most indoor and outdoor settings.
- shooting glasses clear meets ANSI Z87.1-2010 (High Impact) and is certified to the requirements of the CSA Z94.3 standard; 99.9% UV protection
Caldwell Adjustable Pro Range Glasses with Clear Lenses and Black Frame for Outdoor, Range, Shooting, Competition and Hunting
- RELIABLE: 99.9% blocking of harmful UV Rays to ensure solid protection of your eyes
- DURABLE: ANSI Z87.1 certified for pivotal impact resistance
- CONVENIENT: Adjustable nose piece and temples allow for use during high movement sports or jobs
- VERSATILITY: Wrap around frame design features clear (no manipulation) lenses
- BE PREPARED: Make it a combo with hearing protection by purchasing the Caldwell #487309
XAegis Shooting Glasses with Case Anti Fog Hunting Safety Glasses for Men Women
- Anti Fog Anti Scratch Polycarbonate UV400 Lens blocks 99.9% of harmful UV rays
- Soft Rubber Nose Pieces for a comfortable fit without the slipping
- Wrap-around Lens gives full sidee vision and mazimum protection
- Lightweight Semi-rimless Black Frame gives you preferred comfort
- Comes with a zipper hard case,easy to carry and protect your safety glasses from damage, scratch and dust
How to Get First Chair in Band
No matter what instrument you play, you can still become first chair. Although it may not happen over night, if you work hard enough, you can definitely get there.
Consider starting private lessons
If you are really serious about getting better, you should consider getting a private instructor. Look up teachers at colleges nearby or at music shops. Studying with a private teacher will help you a ton. You will be amazed by how different the results are if they are one on one rather than one teacher with many kids. It may be hard at first to work with a private teacher if you start with them after a few years of band, because they are very specific about everything, but once you learn what they have to say, you will be ahead by a long shot. You should practice your lessons more than band, but not to the point where you are failing band class (that would definitely not be good). Private instructors will have you work on your weak spots the most, but that is the best way to become a better instrumentalist (and to get first chair).
Challenge Yourself
Look for music that will challenge you but won't be completely over your head. If you challenge yourself, you will get a lot better faster. Try to practice the challenging music you find at least once a day. The only thing about practicing challenging music, is you have to practice it right if you want any results. If you play it all wrong, you aren't getting any better, in fact, you're getting worse. A private instructor is going to challenge you anyways, so if you have one, you won't have to do too much on your own (you probably won't have time to do too much on your own). Try to get a metronome at a music store. It will help you stay on the beat and will improve your rhythms immensely.
Get inspired
Look up songs on YouTube featuring your instrument. If you have an mp3 player, download them and listen to them as often as you can. Don't just download the first five songs you see. Go through quite a few of them, and find the ones you like best, the ones you would prefer listening to rather than some of your other music. If you play them at night, while you are trying to sleep, it might even help you fall asleep (unless you are obsessed with classical music, like myself). Ask your parents to bring you to concerts, whether that means your high school band concerts (if you are in middle or elementary school), your city's symphony concerts, or your state's symphony's concerts (which are amazing). Try to listen to some of your music first and often, because once you go to the concerts you will be able to hear your instrument.
Practice
While a lot of kids might dread this word, practice does make perfect. Find some song books you like at a local music store, if you do, you'll want to practice all the time, because you'll be excited about it. Practice your band songs, and once you get them, your lesson assignments. Strive to get your lessons assignments as perfect as you can get them. Your lesson assignments are the ones that will get you better (faster, at least). If you try hard enough, you can reach any goal of yours. Once you get started into it, it becomes fun.
