Showing posts with label ranger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ranger. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Cheap vs. Expensive Sunglasses

Cheap vs. Expensive Sunglasses

A pair of sunglasses seems so simple -- it's two pieces of tinted glass or plastic in some sort of plastic or metal frame. How much more straightforward can something get? It turns out that there are many different things you can do with two pieces of glass, and these things can have a big effect on you when you use the lenses. As you will see in this article, there really is a difference between the various sunglasses you'll find out there.
There are four things that a good pair of sunglasses should do for you:
  • Sunglasses provide protection from ultraviolet rays in sunlight. Ultraviolet (UV) light damages the cornea and the retina. Good sunglasses can eliminate UV rays completely.
  • Sunglasses provide protection from intense light. When the eye receives too much light, it naturally closes the iris. Once it has closed the iris as far as it can, the next step is squinting. If there is still too much light, as there can be when sunlight is reflecting off of snow, the result is damage to the retina. Good sunglasses can block light entering the eyes by as much as 97 percent to avoid damage.
  • Sunglasses provide protection from glare. Certain surfaces, such as water, can reflect a great deal of light, and the bright spots can be distracting or can hide objects. Good sunglasses can completely eliminate this kind of glare using polarization (we'll discuss polarization later).
  • Sunglasses eliminate specific frequencies of light. Certain frequencies of light can blur vision, and others can enhance contrast. Choosing the right color for your sunglasses lets them work better in specific situations.
When you buy a pair of cheap sunglasses, you often give up all of these benefits and can even make things worse. For example, if your sunglasses offer no UV protection, you increase your exposure to UV rays. The cheap sunglasses block some of the light, causing your iris to open to allow more light in. This lets in more of the UV light as well, increasing the damage UV light can cause to the retina.
So there is a difference. Buying the right pair of good sunglasses for the conditions in which you use them gives you maximum protection and performance.
Many companies say they make the best pair of sunglasses, but no company comes close to the quality and price point of Randolph Eyewear.  Randolph has been making sunglasses for the military and have been standard issue for over 20 years.  Now that's quality you can depend on!  Still not sure?  Well, Randolph gives a lifetime warranty on all solder joints.  That's a company that knows that make a great pair of sunglasses.  
Randolph Eyewear offers the best deal this holiday season on frames like the aviator, concorde, and P3.  Check them out here:  www.randolpheyewear.com
Or follow us on facebook:  www.facebook.com/randolpheyewearmiami

Attention Holiday Shoppers!!!!  Right now Randolph is running a promotion for 10% off all frames and lenses.  Use promo code at checkout:  PROP747


A 100% Quality Gift, for that 100% Quality Guy!

Randolph Eyewear is the perfect gift for your man this holiday season.

Randolph Eyewear was first developed for the U.S. military pilots.  These pilots need to perform under extreme pressure, and their sight is the number one priority in battle.  If the United States military trusts these glasses to be their standard issue for over twenty years, you can be sure that these glasses will please anyone, especially that special man in your life.

Randolph Eyewear's classic aviator will never go out of style, and looks very sleek, modern, and classic.  The aviator sunglasses come in a variety of frame and lens color options so you can get exactly what you are looking for.

Randolph Eyewear is a step above the rest.  This underknown brand really doesnt get the attention it deserves.  Randolph sunglasses are put through multiple manufacturing steps and processes to make the perfect frame.  Randolph is so confident that their frames are perfect, that they give a lifetime warranty on all solder joints.  There are not many companies out there who still place that amount of trust in their product, but Randolph does.  They know there is so substitution for quality.

Check out www.randolpheyewear.com  now and save 10% with code:  PROP747

Your dad, brother, uncle, cousin, boyfriend, and husband will all love them.  Men want quality because they play rough.  These sunglasses are the best on the market BY FAR!!!

There is even a special line of Randolph glasses specifically for hunting and shooting.  No matter what conditions you are facing, Randolph Ranger provides superior lenses suited for any enviornment, and a small maintenence kit to ensure easy lens switching.  Randolph Eyewear is the only online retailer who lets the customer choose three pairs of Ranger lenses of their choice for $75.  Dont be limited by packaging.  Choose the Ranger lenses right for you.



The Randolph Ranger collection has been worn by the best professional marksmen, including some Olympic shooters as well.

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Happy Holidays from Randolph Eyewear!!! And happy shopping!!!

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Men's Holiday Gifts

This Holiday season, don't struggle over what to get that special man in your life.  Whether it's your dad, brother, in-laws, boyfriend, or husband, or maybe even your favorite uncle, Randolph Eyewear is going to make this holiday season very special for you and them.





Men love the classic Aviators from Randolph Eyewear.  And why wouldnt they?  Randolph Eyewear's aviators are the same ones worn by the United States military, and have been standard issue to all branches of the military for over 20 years.  Guys love a gift that wont let them down, because lets face it, guys dont like change, and they really dont want to go into a store and be forced to buy a replacement.
Randolph Eyewear glasses are so confident that they will never break, that they have placed a lifetime warranty on all solder joints.  This means you know your man will be happy with his sunny gift of quality.  Randolph Eyewear wont let you down, and wont let your man down either.

This holiday season take 10% off your first purchase at:  www.randolpheyewear.com
The coupon code to use is:  PROP747

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Randolph Eyewear has a number of frame styles and shapes to choose from.  The aviator is a classic men's choice, but the concorde is a close second.

So instead of buying a new pair of Ray Bans every year (because RayBan's quality is flimsy), why not buy one pair of Randolph sunglasses, and use them for the rest of your life!

This holiday season, give the sunny gift of Randolph Eyewear.  www.randolpheyewear.com

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Hunting Season is Upon Us :)


Hunting season is finally here.  All over the country hunters are gearing up for another season of woodland bliss.  From Florida, to my home state of Michigan, many hunters are dreaming of that new trophy they will bring home, and the great (real organic) meals their family will enjoy.  
Most people dont realize that hunting is a necessary act.  Hunting helps to control populations that are over running city areas.  

What are you hunting this season?  Deer, elk, turkey, goose, alligator?  
Tell us what your favorite kind of hunting is. 

No matter what kind of hunting you like, whether you shoot with a bow/arrow, or a shotgun, Randolph Eyewear Ranger collection makes it easier to spot your target.  (which means you come home with a better haul).  

(Pictured above:  Ranger XLW w/ yellow lenses, cable temples)

A good generic lens to get for hunting is the yellow lenses.  They increase contrast in low light conditions, so whether you are going out in the evening or morning, these lenses will help your eyes focus on spotting your target.  

Randolph Eyewear Ranger collection comes in 4 different frame styles.  One of their options is to buy sports clip, which are lenses you can click onto your prescription glasses.  

Another very good lens for hunters is the color mag lens.  This lens is good mostly for practicing, because it helps to highlight the orange targets by at least 100%.  Your aim is about to get exceptionally better.  


For more information and more frame options, please visit:  www.randolpheyewear.com

Your first pair of glasses are 10% off with coupon code:  PROMO747

Randolph offers a lifetime warranty on all solder joints.  These glasses have gone through over 20 years of rigorous testing by the U.S. military and have stood the test of time.  

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Randolph makes the Strongest Sunglasses on the Market

Randolph produces shooting eye-wear, sunglasses, and prescription eye-wear. Their products come in a variety of lens and frame styles, the most popular being the traditional aviator style. Each pair of sunglasses is made nearly entirely by hand in a detailed 200 step process. An average of 53,000 pairs of glasses are produced per month. All manufacturing processes take place at the company's 22,000-square-foot facility in the United States.

Randolph  has three categories of products: the Sunglass Series, Ranger Series, and Rx Series. Randolph  also produces their own high-strength solder flux, and every pair of their glasses comes with a lifetime replacement guarantee for every solder joint. Navy pilots and Army helicopter pilots both wear Randolph's matte chrome 52mm Aviators. In 2011, Randolph also began production of the Michael Bastian Signature Series. Today products are sold in over 400 retailers globally and compete with brands like Ray-Ban and Oakley.

(Pictured above...Randolph Aviators with bayonet temples, 23K gold frame, tan lenses)
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Randolph sunglasses are the best on the market today.  Made mostly by hand in the U.S., special care goes into each and every pair of sunglasses.  Randolph is so confident that you will be satisfied, that they offer a lifetime warranty on all their solder joints.  The U.S. military has been using these sunglasses for years.  These have been tested by the ultimate wear and tear  -  the military.  So you know you are getting some seriously tough glasses.  

Randolph Eyewear offers a 10% discount to all new customers with coupon code PROMO747
So instead of paying full price for these sunglasses, go to www.randolpheyewear.com

Friday, October 18, 2013

Randolph Eyewear Aviators

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Once you experience wearing our Randolph Eyewear Aviators you will understand exactly why our customers make comments like “great product”, “nothing like them on the market today” and “impressed with the quality of the frames and lenses”. These outstanding sunglasses deliver exceptional performance and are affordable on practically any budget. 



Made in the USA by skilled craftsmen, each pair of sunglasses are meticulously manufactured to the highest standards.All of our technologies, skills, resources, and critical thinking are dedicated to making our sunglasses the first choice of those who demand performance over passing fashion.



Randolph Eyewear is dedicated to helping you get the sunglasses you always wanted.  And the great part about these frames is that Randolph insures these glasses with a lifetime warranty.  Meaning that, you will never have to buy another frame again, (unless you lose them of course).  Randolph is so confident that you will love their product, and they know your new frames will never break on you.  If they do somehow happen to break, send them back to the company and they will fix them right away.  

For the best deal on Randolph sunglasses, you need to shop at www.randolpheyewear.com.  

Randolph Eyewear is the only authorized dealer with a well organized online ecommerce site.  You can browse through the entire Randolph Lines quickly and easily.

Randolph Eyewear is the only site offering 10% discount to any new customer.  Just enter coupon code:  PROMO747 at checkout to apply discount.

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Randolph Eyewear - at sea

Nothing beats a great day out on the water, but it’s important to bring the proper gear if you want the outing to be perfect.
A great pair of sunglasses can really make a difference on a hot, bright day out at sea. Or it can be a glaring mistake to bring the wrong sunglasses – or forget to bring a pair of sunglasses altogether.
You don’t need to spend a long day squinting out at the water because Massachusetts-based Randolph Engineering has the right sunglasses for you.

The company has been making top-of-the-line american eyewear in the United States since 1972 when it was founded by two engineers, Jan Waskiewicz and Stanley Zaleski, who had both worked in the U.S. optical manufacturing industry. The engineers started out by designing and manufacturing optical tools and machinery for the trade, but soon began making eyewear using the tools made by its founders.
Their “Made in the USA” quality is one of the reasons Randolph has been a supplier of sunglasses to the U.S. military for decades. In 1982, Randolph became the prime contractor for military-style aviation flight sunglasses for the U.S. Department of Defense.
But in addition to supplying the U.S. Armed Forces with eyewear, Randolph has recently been taking Hollywood by storm. The fast-growing, family-run company has become a favorite among fashion-forward celebrities such as Jon Hamm and Tom Cruise.  Even Johnny Depp likes Randolph Eyewear, and is often seen wearing the Aviator with light blue frames.  
All Randolph sunglasses are made to the highest standards and handcrafted from the finest materials.
The company’s mineral glass lenses are exceptionally scratch-resistant and provide distortion-free clarity while the optical-grade polycarbonate lenses used in some lines are highly impact-resistant and extremely lightweight. Its frames are known for their unequaled strength and solder joint integrity. The glasses’ nose pads are made of high-quality, soft silicone so that frames won’t slip even if you’re sweating on a hot day out at sea while trying to reel in the biggest catch of your life.

While their Old World craftsmanship is superb, Randolph’s sunglasses also feature the latest innovative eyewear technology.
For example, HD and HD Light lenses in some models help increase visibility by decreasing so-called “blue blur,” which is caused when blue light, with its shorter wavelength, scatters due to dust, fog or haze.
The company just released a new Falcon line of sunglasses for hunters, but anglers can enjoy all the benefits as well.
Named after the legendary F-16 Fighting Falcon, an American fighter jet known for having a cockpit with an exceptional field of view, the Falcon’s shield design allows anglers and shooters  an amazing view with remarkable optical clarity.
“Designed specifically for the sporting market, the Falcon was engineered to sit higher than the average sport shield frame,” said Peter Waszkiewicz, president and CEO of Randolph Engineering, Inc. “It combines a new, sleek, shield design with all the function and durability expected from our products. The interchangeable lenses and unobstructed field of view makes this frame a perfect choice for any sport.”
The third-generation, family-run company also recently updated its classic Aviator line.
“As we continue to evolve our brand, it is important not to forget the classics that made us who we are,” said Ekene Ofodile, senior vice president of marketing and sales at Randolph Engineering, Inc. “For the new Aviator II, we dug into the Randolph archives to bring our customers a new twist to a favorite classic.”
Randolph sunglasses are known for being lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear, but they’re also very durable and able to withstand the harsh life out at sea.
Other sunglasses include Concorde, Intruder, Raptor, P3, Crew Chief and Sportsman.
All of Randolph’s sunglasses come with a lifetime guarantee on its solider joints.
When you go down your mental checklist as you prepare for a great day on the water, remember to bring sunglasses that are up for the job.
Randolph eyewear will help you see farther and more clearly when you’re out at sea.
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Friday, October 11, 2013

Randolph Eyewear - for men AND women - the best glasses you will ever buy.

BEST DAMN SUNGLASSES IN THE WORLD! …in my opinion. I have owned three pair over 15 years, and only replace them when they are stolen or lost.  p.s. I have smashed ‘em flat, and they bent back to almost perfect shape w/o breaking @ the solder joints.
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When I was real little, I wanted very badly to be in the military. My grandparents found a pair of Randolph aviators in a parking lot (this was sometime in the early ’90s). They washed them, bent the frames back into shape and gave them to me. They were humongous on me then, but I have them to this day and they are my favorite pair of sunglasses. And you can’t beat getting them for free, even if it was from the asphalt of a parking lot!

To Jason: AFAIK American Optical is the originator the the more square-ish aviator frame, who introduced it in the late 40s for the military. I believe Ray-Ban introduced their ‘Caravan’ model in ’57 and these days RE is the largest (though not only) supplier of aviators (squared and teardrop) to the US military.

Thank you for this! Not only is it great to see something made in the USA, but I’ve always been fascinated by the way things are manufactured. I’ve been wishing there was a prime-time TV show that covered nothing but how things are made.

I love these. Naturally, polarized will cost you more. I just ordered a pair of Intruders as I left my last pair on a bench in the Virgin America terminal at LAX. i hope whoever finds them appreciates them.

I’ve been a longtime fan of the Randolf Aviators….Haven’t bought a pair in years and was shocked to hear they are going for $100 now! I used to get them from The Pilot Shop for around $60. Crazy. They are worth the $100 tho….classic “never-goes-out-of-style” shades that are well built and will last years if taken care of. Local too!

Randolph Engineering makes sunglasses for everyone from the U.S. military to Mad Men’s Don Draper. Randolph Engineering’s handmade Aviator, Concorde and Sportsman models are perennial favorites, built to exacting specifications in Randolph, Massachusetts. Accompanied by a lifetime guarantee, these sunglasses are the stylish workhorses of NASA astronauts, career pilots and people like designer Michael Bastian, who created a capsule collection of five frames for the label, or J. Crew. Founded in 1972 by Polish engineers Jan Waszkiewicz and Stanley Zaleski, Randolph Engineering started out as an tool and machinery manufacturer for the optical trade; in 1982, the Massachusetts-based company began producing polarized aviator sunglasses for the U.S. Air Force, then offered its wares to the general public. We're ever so glad they did.

Randolph Eyewear is by far the best quality made sunglasses on the market today.  They look great on both men and women.  I recommend the aviator for men, and the concorde frame for women.  The P-3 frame, pictured above, is also a great frame for women.  It can look very 70's or vintage style.  

Whatever your fashion style is, Randolph has a pair of glasses to match.  They cost a little more than RayBans, but they are so much superior quality compared to RayBan.  Randolph is the way to go.  The U.S. military and NASA pilots depend on them, and you can too. 

Randolph Eyewear offers a 10% discount to all customers who found us through social media.  
Enter Coupon code PROMO747 at checkout to receive your discount.  

Hi, I just wanted to say you did a great job shipping my sunglasses I just received today! They were in EXCELLENT CONDITION and I would DEFINITELY order from your company again! Great Job!

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Randolph Ranger - How to Choose lens tints?



Randolph glasses are made with the highest quality materials.  Randolph Engineering makes each one of their sunglasses and shooting glasses (ranger) by hand in their U.S. factory.
For years, the U.S. military has used Randolph Engineering's sunglasses as standard issue.  Today, Randolph has expanded their market into mainstream fashion.  Now is your opportunity to get really high quality glasses for a reasonable price.

We all know how these things go, once a brand gets popular, their prices go up.  Randolph is still a small company.  They make high quality frames for the U.S. military and NASA pilots, and they just want to be able to offer these amazing sunglasses and shooting eyewear to everyone at reasonable prices.

AND....Randolph offers a lifetime warranty on all their products on all solder joints.  They are so confident that their frames are the strongest and most durable frames, that they put a LIFETIME WARRANTY on their product.  There aren't many companies doing that these days.

Randolph sunglasses start at just $129
If that seems high to you, then consider how many pairs of glasses you already own that are broken, out of fashion, cheap, etc.
Randolph sunglasses are the last stop in sunglasses.  These are the ones that keep a classic design, so they never go out of style.  Randolph sunglasses are made to last, and the company provides a lifetime warranty.

Dont buy the wrong pair of glasses again.  Randolph's just simply cannot be beat.

And Randolph Eyewear offers 10% off for all new customers on their first product purchased with us.
Enter coupon code PROMO747  at checkout to receive discount.

BTW....

these sunglasses are not just for men.  Women look great (and tough) while wearing the Concorde Frame.  The Crew Chief is also a nice alternative for women.

The classic aviator is a great frame for men.  Use our site to measure your face size for what size sunglasses or shooting frames you should get:  www.randolpheyewear.com

Randolph in Hollywood

Randolph Engineering’s high-end sunglasses got a big lift when they were featured in the first three seasons of “Mad Men” 

Founders Jan Waszkiewicz and Stanley Zaleski had launched the company in 1972 as an optical machinery factory.
Six years later, they saw tough times ahead and chose to reinvent Randolph as a maker of high-quality sunglasses.
“They decided that they needed to do something, or else they were going to be out of business,” said chief executive Peter Waszkiewicz. “There wasn’t going to be enough tool work to do.”


Today, Randolph Engineering remains a small business, but its products are on display to millions as popular eyewear for characters in movies and television shows.
Randolph’s sunglasses range in price from $129 to $349 a pair, but they all start with imported wire bent into frames.
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“The biggest hit was ‘Mad Men,’ ” said Mary Waszkiewicz, the company’s marketing manager. Its sunglasses appeared on actor Jon Hamm’s face for the first three seasons of the popular show.
“Everyone wants to look like Don Draper,” she said, referring to Hamm’s character.
Randolph Eyewear glasses have enjoyed their share of screen time in movie theaters, as well. Tom Cruise wore Randolph’s aviator sunglasses in April’s “Oblivion,” a post-apocalyptic action movie. Ben Kingsley wore Randolph shades in “Iron Man 3” in May.
For many years, the company produced sunglasses exclusively for military pilots. In the 1990s, Randolph Engineering slowly began to sell sunglasses to retail customers. Today, tucked down a side street among the restaurants, stores, and office buildings in the town of Randolph, the company’s sunglass factory makes more than 500,000 pairs of glasses a year, Peter Waszkiewicz said.
“People are going to buy our product because they like our story,” he added.
Hollywood star power has also given a boost to the brand as it competes against popular higher-end names like Ray Ban and Oakley, both of which are owned by the Italian sunglass giant Luxottica.
But Randolph is still a very small player in a big industry that generated $3.2 billion in sales last year. The company projects sales of as much as $20 million this year, up from $8 million in 2011.
It has added 24 jobs in recent years, building the workforce to 60 employees.

Randolph counts on its distinctive style to make an impression in the minds of consumers. The straight-back sides of many sunglasses, for example, were created because they are easy to put on under a helmet, harkening back to the company’s military history.
But military pilots probably don’t have much use for 23 karat gold-plated sunglasses, one of the finishes available for many of Randolph’s sunglasses styles. The company’s glasses range in price from $129 to $349.
No matter what an individual pair of sunglasses costs, all Randolph Engineering sunglasses originate in the same place. A machine in the factory begins the process by bending imported wire into eyeglass frames to fit individual lenses. It can make up to 2,000 frames a day.
Then, employees solder hinges and other small parts to the frames, working their fingers deftly around red-hot machines.
Workers add the sides, or temples, to the glasses, while others use a machine that laser-cuts glass and polycarbonate lenses to fit different frame shapes. The entire cutting process takes just 17 seconds.
Plated frames are washed and polished in sudsy, round tubs that contain rough or smooth stones, depending on whether the glasses need a matte or a shiny finish. Skilled workers, some of whom have been employed by Randolph for 25 years, complete each step of the manufacturing process.
“It’s unusual in the eyeglass industry to be able to achieve that level of being made in the US, just because of the specialized material and tools, and it’s hard to find skilled workers,” said Marge Axelrad, executive director of Vision Monday, a trade publication.

No more than 4 percent of sunglasses are manufactured in the United States, said Steven Kodey, senior director of industry research at the Vision Council, which represents optical industry suppliers and manufacturers.
That’s a dauntingly small slice of a big business, but customers are sometimes drawn to companies like Randolph and their sunglasses specifically because the products are made in America.
Michele Zuccala, owner of the Boston optical shop South End Eye, said customers often come in looking for famous-brand sunglasses but leave with a pair from a lesser-known company like Randolph.
“People like the fact that we have a local company, something made in the USA,” she said. “There’s a lot of buzz on them.”
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History of Randolph Engineering

1972 Randolph Engineering founded as optical tool and machinery factory.
1978 Company starts producing eyewear.
1982 Randolph wins firstmilitary contract.
1990 Company diversifiesinto markets for precision shooting, law enforcement.
2008 Firm focuses on lifestyle, optical retail markets.

Randolph Engineering sunglasses and ranger collection can be found here:
We are an authorized retailer of Randolph Engineering, and we offer the best deals when you buy online from us.  
New customers receive 10% off with code:  PROMO747   at checkout.  

Let us know what you think about the toughest brand of eyewear on the market today.  
Made for the U.S. military pilots, and NASA, now these glasses can be yours too.    

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

The Randolph Ranger - Eyewear for the Outdoorsman

These shooting glasses were engineered with a wrap-style shooting frame and interchangeable, impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses that deliver 100% distortion-free viewing. They also have an adjustable bridge with offset pad arms to prevent fogging. Case included.


Randolph offers these Lens Packages (Randolph Eyewear lets you build your own)
  • Clays Package – Ideal for target trap, skeet and sporting clay shooters. Includes Medium Yellow, Vermillion and Dark Purple lenses.
  • Hunt/Fish Package – Includes Medium Yellow, Orange and Copper Polarized lenses.
  • ColorMag™ (CMT) – Intensifies orange targets against any background. See up to 250% more orange light than a standard lens without affecting other colors. 



  • Eye protection is always important, whether you’re in the field or on the line. RE Ranger lenses are designed to protect your eyes while highlighting your target and increasing overall contrast. For the discriminating shooter there is no other than the RE Ranger Series.
  • Key design elements include fast and easy interchangeability of lenses, optical grade polycarbonate lenses in over 16 custom tints, prescription frame quality with a lifetime warranty on all solder joints, and comfort fit temples.
    The Randolph Ranger XLW series of shooting glasses have been designed from the ground up by Randolph Engineering’s experienced optical engineers, and are ideal for sport shooting trap or skeet. With their quick change interchangeable lenses you will always be prepared for any lighting conditions.
    This serious style is for serious shooters featuring the industry’s first 8-base wrap frames designed specifically for sport shooting. Serious competitors like Kim Rhode (World Class Gold Medalist) and Andy Duffy (National and International Champion) have chosen Randolph Engineering Ranger XLW shooting glasses for themselves.

    Wrap Shooting Glasses

    Some wrap shooting glasses may distort your vision, Randolph Engineering Ranger XLW lenses are always 100% distortion free. As an added benefit the optional miltary style bayonet temples are designed to fit easily and comfortably under any headwear or ear protection.
    From any shooting discipline from fishing and hunting, Randolph Engineering Ranger XLW shooting glasses will not only protect your eyes from many hazards, but will actually elevate your shooting performance and prevent your eyes from becoming fatigued.
    Those who are serious about the quality of their shooting glasses depend upon Ranger XLW shooting glass lenses to perform, no matter what the goal.

    Ranger XLW Shooting Glasses Lenses

    Ranger XLW shooting glass lenses absorb 100% of UV rays and are molded at above industry standard thickness for your maximum protection. But the greatest advantage to wearing these Ranger XLW lenses is their enhanced definition and optical clarity.
    Unlike other shooting lenses, Ranger XLW lenses are made with distortion free optical grade polycarbonate for maximum protection and visual acuity. In other words, these shooting glass lenses give you the protection your eyes need while not compromising on the quality of your vision.

    These Ranger XLW Shooting Glasses Feature:

    1. Adjustable nose bridge for a custom fit;
    2. 8-base wrap frames;
    3. Interchangeable polycarbonate lenses;
    4. Offset nose pads to prevent fogging of the lenses;
    5. Optional bayonet style temples;
    6. Lifetime solder joint warranty;
    7. Made in the USA.

    Go to www.randolpheyewear.com

    to get 10% off your first pair!

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Product Review - Falcon - Randolph Eyewear

If you are in the market for a great pair of shooting glasses, look no further than the Ranger Falcons by Randolph Eyewear.  I recently tested them out at the range, shooting trap in the bright sun and .22s under a shady wooden structure.
I’ll speak to their comfort and effectiveness in a moment, but first a little bit about the product and the company behind it.

Founded in 1972, Randolph Engineering exemplifies the American Dream – two Polish immigrants start a small tool and die company in Randolph, Massachusetts, and become one of the leading optical companies in this field in the country.
Randolph Engineering began manufacturing aviator sunglasses for the US Air Force in the late 1970s and won the government bid to become the prime contractor in 1982.
Learning about the quality of its sunglasses through the military, civilians demanded commercial sunglasses and Randolph Eyewear was happy to oblige.

The Ranger Falcon Kit, which I tested out last week, is named after the F-16 Fighting Falcon, an American fighter jet known for the cockpit’s exceptional field of view.  Not coincidentally, the Falcon’s shield design offers shooters an equally exceptional view.
Features include unobstructed field of view, interchangeable NexPC shield lenses, and interchangeable nose pads. The kit also includes a semi-rigid nylon carrying case, cleaning cloth, maintenance kit, and micro-fiber carrying pouch.
I am thrilled that the Ranger Falcon Kit includes three interchangeable shield lenses:
  • HD (an orange lens) offers crisp vision by filtering out blue light to increase contrast. This is the best choice for medium light conditions and is what I used under the shelter while shooting the .22 rifle.
  • Dark Purple is a great lens for bright conditions.  It provides a fantastic contrast of orange targets against blue sky.  Also great for reducing glare and for use in snow.  I used this lens while shooting trap in the sun.
  • Medium Yellow highlights orange clay targets and works well in low light or overcast conditions.
I found the Ranger Falcons to be completely comfortable.  They are lightweight, the nose pads hit at the right place, and the unobstructed field of view is exceptional.  Beyond mere comfort, the clarity of the lenses was amazing.  The clay targets popped against the blue sky like never before and looking downrange at paper targets was no strain at all.
I really cannot say enough about how natural and easy the Ranger Falcon shooting glasses were to use.  They just felt right.  In no way were they a distraction.  I did not spend one moment thinking about them, which is important when shooting.  In addition, I loved the options in the lenses.  The fact that all three were readily available in one case made changing the lenses due to shooting conditions that much easier.
Today, Randolph remains dedicated to producing the highest quality of sunglasses and takes pride in its choices to sustain the American workforce and economy by creating American jobs and sourcing Made in USA items whenever feasible.
The Ranger Falcon Kit does not pop up under the Collections/Ranger Shooting tab.  Make sure you type Ranger Shooting Kit in their search area.  Randolph is currently offering free shipping on orders over $100 via FedEx Ground.

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Randolph Eyewear - Quality Made in America

Please visit www.randolpheyewear.com now to claim your new customer discount with promo code PROMO747  -  good for 10% off your first pair.  

Those who are serious about the quality of their vision depend on handcrafted Randolph Eyewear's Shooting Glasses to perform, no matter the goal. Ranger lenses provide 100% protection from harmful UV radiation and are molded above industry standard thickness for your protection. Randolph's dedication to lens quality ensures their lenses provide the best optical definition and clarity. Unlike other shooting lenses, Rangers are made with distortion-free optical-grade polycarbonate. This gives you the level of protection you need while not compromising the quality of your vision.

Randolph Eyewear offers the world’s finest eyewear, handcrafted in THE UNITED STATES of AMERICA using the finest components found worldwide and proudly noted as standard military issued.

Custom Randolph Eyewear Shooting Glasses in Four Easy Steps.


1. Choose a frame style above to begin building your custom Randolph Shooting Eyewear Kit.
2. Choose a frame size and temple style.
3. Choose up to five lenses.
4. Click the "Add To Cart" button. 

Already own Randolph Shooting Eyewear and just looking to add some accessory lenses? Then please select the "Lenses" category above. 

For a chart to help determine your Frame and Lens Size or color please click size/color tab


Please visit www.randolpheyewear.com now to claim your new customer discount with promo code PROMO747  -  good for 10% off your first pair.