SwissEye Lancer smoke ballistic goggles

SwissEye Lancer smoke is a lightweight shooting glasses with a polycarbonate visor, providing a wide angle of view, high wearing comfort and UVA, UVB and UVC protection.

SwissEye Lancer ballistic glasses at Kolba gun store in Czeladź

SwissEye Lancer is a budget shooting glasses with ballistic protection, distinguished by unbeatable value for money. Thanks to the high ballistic standard, the glasses can be used by shooters, police officers, soldiers, airsoft players and extreme sports enthusiasts such as downhill.

The viewfinder is made of polycarbonate, a hard polymer with increased resistance to breakage. The profiled visor with 1 optical class provides a wide field of view (160°). Antiscratch coating protects the lens from scratches. The goggles meet the high standards of ballistic protection EN 12312-1 and STANAG 2920/4296, so they protect against dangerous high-velocity shrapnel. The viewfinder is additionally coated with an Antifog layer, minimizing evaporation of the goggles during increased physical activity or sudden temperature changes. The Anti-fog effect is enhanced by holes on the frame, improving air ventilation.

SwissEye Lancer goggles protect against UVA, UVB and UVC sunlight, so they can also be used for shooting, sports and outdoor activities all year round.

SwissEye tactical goggles with ballistic protection - shooting accessories at Kolba store.

Lancer has contoured frames made of lightweight and unbreakable TR90 plastic with hypoallergenic properties. Comfort is enhanced by a soft, detachable nose piece, and flexible temple temples with angle adjustment. The temples have a rubberized finish that prevents the glasses from moving around on the head. The Lancer goggles are extremely lightweight (weighing just 30 g), which, combined with the contoured frame design, makes the goggles comfortable to wear for many hours.

Ballistic standards of SwissEye Lancer goggles

STANAG 2920 / 4296 - ballistic protection class standard. This standard specifies the parameter V-50, which denotes the velocity in m/s at which there is a 50% probability that a 1.1 g shrapnel will pierce the ballistic shield.

EN 12312-1 - a European standard that specifies requirements for sun protection for non-ballistic eyewear and sunscreens in everyday use.