"Great Prices On Outstanding Safety Glasses"
Facts On Crossfire Safety Sunglasses & Safety Glasses: Lenses can withstand impact of a .22 caliber long rifle bullet from 45' with no penetration of lens.  Lens quality and performance meet and exceed ANSI Z87.1-2003 high impact standards. 99.9% protection from harmful UVA and UVB rays. 100% visually correct de-centered safety glasses lenses.
Testimonial: " I am currently deployed in Afghanistan. I am in the 1st Squadron 61st Cavalry 101st Airborne Division. I am a cavalry scout gunner in the lead truck of our convoy. Our truck was hit by a pressure plate IED and the front was blown off. I was wearing a pair of Crossfire Safety Sunglasses. My left eye was saved by them. I received a 1/2" cut on my eyebrow and my eyepro was damaged. My platoon would be appreciative if we could receive some more to protect our eyes in the future. Thanks for your support."
These Crossfire Safety Sunglasses made with High Definition Lens Technology provide sharp enhanced vision by filtering the most damaging rays and allowing for more transmission of the High Definition Light Spectrum. Don't be fooled by some manufacturers. Only 2.2 mm polycarbonate polarized lenses will pass ANSI high impact testing. Acetate will shatter if high impact occurs, putting your eyes at greater risk. Crossfire Safety Sunglasses, while being affordable, make no compromise in safety. Crossfire safety glasses temples are designed to gently curve with the natural shape of your head, resulting in a secure and comfortable fit. The Ultra-Flex TR Frame and temple material is highly durable, ultra lightweight, flexible and impact resistant. These frames are also designed at an 8 to 10 base curve that results in maximum side coverage and superior peripheral vision. This also applies to the lens cavities helping to maximize peripheral sight as well as eye protection. CrossTech Gel Nose Pieces and Temple Grip on most models are made from a comfortable, non slip, breathable hypo allergenic material.
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ANSI Z87.1-2003 Safety Glasses Frame Tests As in the current ANSI standard the safety glasses frame, body, housing or headgear components are tested by installing "test" lenses that are strong enough to allow high mass and high velocity tests to be conducted. These components must have the integrity to comply with the tests regardless of the actual lens that will be in the model. The high velocity and high mass test methods are carried over from the 1989 Standard, but in the high velocity test, no failures are allowed. Spectacle and safety glasses frames intended to house prescription lenses shall meet the same criteria. Lateral coverage requirements have been increased to provide expanded rearward protection which primarily affects spectacles and safety glasses. ANSI Z87.1-2003 Safety Glasses Lens Tests Personal eye protectors such as safety glasses will now be classified, based on performance, as either basic or high impact models. They are to be tested as complete products as they will be offered to the user, and there is no distinction made based on whether the product has removable or no removable lenses. Basic impact models shall be capable of passing the 1 inch drop ball test and high impact models shall comply with high mass and high velocity impact criteria. The basic vs. high level impact requirements now fully apply to prescription spectacles. The penetration test continues to apply to Plano plastic lenses, for all protectors, whether they are of the basic impact or high impact type. More information on ANSI standards is available at www.ansi.org