Any retail place in NJ actually have a good selection of shooting glasses?

Looking for a good pair, willing to pay $$$ for proper eye protection, and would prefer to try them on, as opposed to blind purchase online.

 

Read this article. It has some surprising results.

Lucky Gunner Labs
Eye Protection and Shooting Glasses Review
http://www.luckygunner.com/labs/eye-protection-shooting-glasses-review/

I'm a big fan of my ESS Crossbow Suppressor kit. It looks like Heritage Guild is a dealer, but I've never been there. Admittedly, I got mine on Amazon and figured if they didn't fit I'd just send them back. Now that I think about it, I'm surprised I did that, since finding sunglasses that fit me is always a pain. Guess I got lucky. I also have a pair of Smith Optics Aegis Arcs as a backup that seem nice as well. Got those for "free" with my Vortex Sparc AR RDS. 

6 minutes ago, NJGF said:

Read this article. It has some surprising results.

Lucky Gunner Labs
Eye Protection and Shooting Glasses Review
http://www.luckygunner.com/labs/eye-protection-shooting-glasses-review/

That article was what convinced me to buy only ballistic Mil spec rated shooting glasses.  They're really not expensive when you think about how valuable your eyes are. 

+1 on Smith Optics Aegis - they're about the best you can do for protective eyewear that still fits in a pocket.

If you're patient you can find them for closer to $30.

I read the lucky gunner eyewear article several years ago.  Ever since then I will only wear single lens eye pro.

2 hours ago, mattm754 said:

I'm a big fan of my ESS Crossbow Suppressor kit. It looks like Heritage Guild is a dealer, but I've never been there. Admittedly, I got mine on Amazon and figured if they didn't fit I'd just send them back. Now that I think about it, I'm surprised I did that, since finding sunglasses that fit me is always a pain. Guess I got lucky. I also have a pair of Smith Optics Aegis Arcs as a backup that seem nice as well. Got those for "free" with my Vortex Sparc AR RDS. 

That article was what convinced me to buy only ballistic Mil spec rated shooting glasses.  They're really not expensive when you think about how valuable your eyes are. 

I have a few of the ESS Crossbow Suppresors and they are awesome for use with earmuffs, super thin and comfortable all day.  

I just picked up a new pair of frames with the copper high def lenses from amazon for $29.00 last week complete.  Can't beat that price and I really liked them, great color definition in the bright sun yesterday.  The lenses are my favorite color so far.  

I use ESS as well. They were given to me by a Marine who purchased them at the PX and said that they were Standard Issue for Marines. Good enough for our military, good enough for me.

I like the fact that they have replaceable lenses, so if scratched or damaged, easy to replace. Also the frames are thin so they fit well under ear protection.

Using both ESS and Revision Sawfly Kits. Picked them up in a Government Action years ago for like $25.00 a kit new.  Haven't seen them since on Government Liquidations.  Prefer the Sawfly, though.