Shooting & eyesight guides

When using prescription shooting glasses for sporting days, you can benefit from lenses that adjust to changing light conditions, so you only need one pair.

If you need prescription glasses for shooting, the lens tints may help you handle poor light conditions better than non-tinted lenses or standard glasses.

If you have a prescription, a dedicated set of shooting glasses will help improve your aim, but find out why contact lenses can sometimes throw off your aim.

If you want to progress from a clay pigeon beginner to an expert, getting prescription glasses for shooting can make a major difference to your performance.

Are you considering investing in prescription shooting glasses? Find out why these are a better option than lens inserts and how your shooting will benefit.

There are different lens tints to choose from that could make a difference to clay pigeon shooting success, depending on the conditions you’re operating in.

Eye dominance affects the accuracy and performance of 30% of shooters. This article will discuss eye dominance when shooting, how it may be affecting your performance and your options for overcoming this common condition.