Howard Leight by Honeywell Acadia Series of Uvex Shooter's Eyewear offers a bold, sport-inspired look that delivers superior comfort and high performance protection. This selection of safety eyewear utilizes a premium integrated hinge that provides a customized fit and temple control when opening and closing. The addition of soft, molded inserts along the temple provide a comfortable and secure fit. Lightweight by design, Honeywell Acadia Shooter's Safety Eyewear features a 3/4 frame that's engineered to fit a wide range of workers, while providing increased coverage. This selection of shooter's eyewear is available with an amber lens tint that can enhance contrast in poorly lit shooting environments or in foggy/hazy outdoor conditions. Capable of offering 99.9% UVA/UVB protection, Acadia Shooter's Safety Eyewear meets ANSI Z87.1-2015 standards.

Features:

Premium integrated hinge provides customized fit and temple control when opening and closing
Soft, molded inserts along the temple provide a comfortable and secure fit
Lightweight, 3/4 frame is engineered to fit a wide range of workers, providing increased coverage
Amber lens tint can enhance contrast in poorly lit shooting environments or in Foggy/Hazy outdoor conditions
Offers 99.9% UVA /UVB protection
Meets the ANSI Z87.1-2015 standard

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