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It has now become mandatory to wear eyewear at CPSA registered shoots and most shooting schools, shooting grounds and even many members' clubs either make it compulsory or strongly advise that eyewear is worn. Shooting sunglasses should be made from plastic – polycarbonate is the material favoured by most sports eyewear manufacturers because it’s impact resistant and shatterproof and provide a very high degree of protection whether from a stray or falling pellet but more likely a shard of broken …

Close fitting sports eyewear can mean lenses fogging up - this is actually more common in the winter as eyewear is taken from a warm environment to a cold outdoors - it's the change in temperature that causes fogging especially when there is little or no air movement around the lenses. Fortunately there are some very good remedies to prevent fogging or misting - and we just added two more! Both the 'Fog Buster' and our own label 'Super Anti-Fog' solutions will work really well on all types of …

We have just produced a new video on the things to consider when choosing sports eyewear such as frame styles, lens colours, density of tint and high glare conditions. It's in our video section or click here to view. We hope you find it useful!