Howard Leight HL100 Shooter's Wraparound 1-Piece Safety Eyewear, Clear Lens, 4/case - R-01701
| SKU | 771533 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Howard Leight |
| Model Number | R01701 |
| UPC | 033552017011 |
Product Details
Details
- Series/Collection: HL100 Shooter's
- Size: One Size Fits Most
- Frame Type: Wraparound
- Lens Type: 1-Piece
- Material: Polymer Frame
- Color: Clear Lens and Frame
- Application: Shooting, Sporting
- Packaging Quantity: 4/Case
- ANSI Rating: Z87.1-2010
Features
Howard Leight by Honeywell HL100 Shooter's Safety Eyewear is available with a single wraparound polycarbonate lens that provides enhanced viewing capabilities and increased coverage. The inclusion of superb optics and distortion-free vision improves safety while aiming in the field or on the range. This selection of shooter's safety eyewear features an incredible compatibility range that's able to fit over most prescription eyewear (OTG). Ventilation channels have also been added and play an effective role in minimizing fogging. Honeywell HL100 Shooter's Safety Eyewear meets Z87.1-2010 (High Impact) and CSA Z94.3 standards.
Features:
Single wraparound polycarbonate lens provides wide viewing area with excellent coverage
Superb optics and distortion-free vision enhances safety and aiming in the field or on the range
Fits over most prescription eyewear (OTG) and includes indirect vents to help prevent fogging
Clear lens is suitable for most indoor and outdoor settings
Meets ANSI Z87.1-2010 (high impact) and is certified to the requirements of the CSA Z94.3 standard, 99.9% UV protection, made in USA
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