The market for eye protection is already saturated. There are lots of capable eyewear that can protect our eyes and many of them affordable. The best are the ballistic ones, able to protect our eyes from the projectiles coming out of flashing barrels meeting requirements of military organisations which are very stringent in terms of protection gear.

Even with these capable eye wear available, many still do not fight fogging adequately. There are ways to prevent fogging of lenses: anti-fog spray which can last for long, microfiber cloth to wipe away the moisture, air vents to let in air to whisk the fogging away, or installing battery operated blowers. But I have to be honest, I have not yet been satisfied by any eyepro in terms of anti-fogging capabilities.

But perhaps ShadowStrike Anti-Fog Ballistic Tactical Sunglasses from Revision Military might be the eyewear that I want so I can banish my worries about eye pro that fogs up.

Sporting a wrap-around design which can give you that “operator” look, Revision Military says it gives the wearer an unobstructed view and it fits securely and comfortably.  The polycarbonate dual-frame lenses are interchangeable with a novel nosepiece mechanism.  Also, the lenses provide distortion-free cision and provide 100% UV-A-B—C protection. One of the good features that it is compatible with equipment used in missions, not getting in the helmets, equipment mounted on the head, and comms.

Now for the fun part which is its anti-fog feature, the ShadowStrike has what Revision Military calls “Ocumax Anti-Fog Coating” which is tested to be proven to last 10-20 times more than other solutions and is also chemical resistant. The same coating prevents scratches, streaks, and smears.

The ShadowStrike will be available with an MRSP of US$115.00 and comes with a standard two lens kit, solar and clear. Frame will initially be in black with more lens and frame option colours to be released later in the year.