Reviews & Ratings for Revision Eyewear Sawfly Eyeshield High Impact Deluxe kit with Clear, Polar Grey, Solar Yellow Lenses — 8 reviews — Page 1

The cases, lenses and frames of the regular and large models are almost exactly the same, and have no distinguishing markings. I bought my wife the regular and I have the large (I thought I'd need those since I have a fairly large head, but they are actually a touch too big), and we were using them in a handgun course at the same time. We got some of the lenses mixed around which was a problem-- the regular size lenses fit in the large frame (sort of) but the large lenses definitely won't go into the regular frames. I'd recommend to Revision that they mark the cases, lenses, and frames somehow with a "LG" or "REG" or some kind of readily distinguishable mark. Otherwise, the glasses are great. Very comfortable, lenses easy to change, and peace of mind knowing that you've got an optical fort knox in front of your eyes.
Pros: Lightweight, comfortable all day. Used polarized smoke lenses in Nevada all-day sun, and amber lens on cold overcast day. No eye fatigue at all
Cons: None (though see comments on a logistical issue)

These glasses are for my money what Oaakleys should have been. Inexpensive and built like an armoured car. Cant wait to use these during hunting season.
Pros: Seems realy durable
Cons: None yet

These are a great pair of glasses and they have meant my requirements.

the amber insert is especially good. great value for the money.
Pros: everything
Cons: none

The purchase was difficult because the web search function gives the base configuration, not the optional configuration you were looking for. Then, when you place the order, you have to have Customer service fix it for you. The product is great, and the delivery time was amazing.
Pros: Good price on a good product
Cons: Website search was off, which caused the mistake that customer service fixed

Schneller Versand, wirklich guter Service

Glasses are great - you get full peripheral vision and with no glare, I don't even notice I'm wearing anything at all after a while.

Swapping lenses is really easy, but I've been swapping out the polarized lenses with the high-contrast lenses fairly often, and I'm noticing the connection points on the frames are getting a bit softer. Not sure how that will play out in the long run - at least replacements are only 12 bucks.

So I'm opting to swap less now and in the end, the other lenses aren't really worth it for me. Unless you're really in need of non-darkened safety glasses,I would try to get just the polarized lenses.
Pros: Excellent Quality
Cons: A bit expensive