Evolution Chameleon Stops The Blast

17th December 2014

In their December edition Clay Shooting Magazine conducted a shot blast test on many different brands/models of shooting glasses including our own Evolution Chameleon.

Beating The Blast With Evolution Chameleon Shooting Glasses

They fired a shotgun from 40 yards directly at the eyewear placed on a Styrofoam mannequin head. This is what Editor Huw Hopkins said about the outcome:

“Sunglasses For Sport has perfected the option of glasses for those who don’t want to spend a fortune on protection. The Chameleon range boasts eight different shades of lens and is available in a four lens set at a good price of £44.95. We opted to shoot the yellow lens which has an adjustable nose pad and is extremely lightweight for all-day wear.

“The one-piece lens was struck seven times across both eyes with only one showing the kind of force to deeply punish the lens but none got through and the [mannequins] head’s eyes were safe”

Proof that high quality shooting eyewear does not have to mean a high price tag. The Evolution Chameleon range of shooting eyewear is manufactured exclusively for Sunglasses For Sport Ltd.

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