Hoya Vision’s Guide to Choosing the Right Lens Material for Prescription Tactical Eyewear
Choosing the right lens material for your prescription tactical eyewear is crucial. It can make a huge difference in terms of comfort, clarity, and protection. In this guide, we will look at the different lens materials available and how they can enhance your experience.
Polycarbonate Lenses
Polycarbonate is a popular choice as it is lightweight and impact-resistant. It is commonly used in sports and of course, in tactical eyewear. They are capable of withstanding high impacts without shattering, making them ideal for outdoor activities.
Benefits of Polycarbonate Lenses:
- Better clarity than traditional plastic lenses
- 10 times more impact resistant than standard plastic lenses
- UV resistant coating included in most polycarbonate lenses
Trivex Lenses
Trivex lenses are newer to the market but quickly gaining popularity among tactical eyewear users. They were initially designed for use in military applications to provide excellent clarity and protection.
Benefits of Trivex Lenses:
- Better visual acuity than polycarbonate lenses due to lower distortion
- The lightest weight material for prescription lenses
- Great impact resistance and can withstand extreme temperatures
High Index Lenses
High index lenses are great for individuals with high prescriptions. They are thinner and lighter than traditional lenses, making them more comfortable for extended wear.
Benefits of High Index Lenses:
- Thinner and lighter than standard plastic lenses
- Great for high prescriptions to reduce lens thickness
- Better clarity than traditional plastic lenses
When choosing the right lens material for your prescription tactical eyewear, consider your needs and preferences. If you require maximum impact resistance, polycarbonate or Trivex lenses are your best bet. If you have a high prescription and require thinner lenses, high index lenses may be the way to go. Whatever your choice may be, Hoya Vision has a wide range of lens materials to choose from, ensuring that you have optimal protection and clarity while using your tactical eyewear.
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