Revision Military Sawfly Essential

Nice glassets and good fit.

Great and very durable and best UV

Didn't have the anti-fog wipe everything else was in the box

Nice glasses. Packaging was destroyed so they got their first test for durability via the shipping gorilla. They held up from US to Philippines. Came with tinted and clear lenses. The frame is pliable. Easy to change lenses. Didn't come with strap although it had a small plastic bag for it. Has the case and a anti fog cloth. Anything with the word military in the description though, means it will be missing something. No big one. I took the strap from my ESS. It fit perfectly. All in all good. They fit tighter than my ESS. To be honest may not even need the strap. Can't wait to see how they perform in the field.

Great shooting glasses However, subtracting two stars because they don't come with the advertised head strap and while the seller's customer service did respond trying to sell me the head strap separately at additional cost, they would not take responsibility for correcting this misrepresentation on their website.

I cant say more than this is my 4th pair in 7 years.

awesome glasses, mil spec is worth the extra money

I need prescription eyewear and was issued these by the Army years and years ago. I have used them every single day on the jobsite as a Union Carpenter for I don't even know how long. I switch between clear and smoke lenses as needed and my RX inserts are bifocals so I rarely need to take them off to see better. I have taken meticulous care of them, only cleaning the lenses at home with dish soap and hot water, never just wiping them down in the field so they damn near last forever. Over the years I have gotten replacement lenses for them but I'm using a hot saw and working with splattering concrete on a daily basis. I have also bought a spare set to go in a "Go Bag" and for that set I spent the extra money for the polarized lenses. Those lenses work great and you'll love them if you're a boater. I do a lot of boating in Georgian Bay, Ontario and one thing that area is known for is its rock. That part of Ontario is literally billion year old exposed Precambrian rock and it is not great for boat propellers. Being able to see through the water's surface is, and has been very important to me and Revisions polarized lenses are extremely helpful for that. Being prior military and a life long gun enthusiast, I use these glasses on the range as well. Their clarity and lack of distortion allows me to simply forget I have them on. I can relax, think about my breathing and my sight picture and never even consider any adverse effect the lenses of my eyewear may be causing. Without trying to ring my own bell here, I'd like to think I'm an alright shot. I was an expert shot in the Army getting 40 out of 40 many times. These glasses never got in my way. I would highly recommend this system for anyone from the high speed military operator, the tradesmen, the boater, and the shooter. About the only "con" I can come up with is their weight with the RX inserts in them. They are slightly heavier on your face than a dedicated pair of glasses or sunglasses.