Edge Eyewear Hamel

The Edge Hamel delivers military-grade ballistic protection in an uncompromising package. These tactical shooting glasses drop big features at a small price. From the anti-scratch coating to its permanent anti-fog technology (that actually works), the Hamel is one pair of tactical sunglasses that won’t disappoint. Are you on the lookout for a pair of shooting glasses or Z87 sunglasses that you’ll want to wear every day? The Edge Hamel is your solution. From its comfortable frames, made of a flexible and equally durable nylon composite, to its available G-15 lenses, the Hamel is made to protect your eyesight when most at risk–all while delivering everyday performance. The lenses block 99.9% of UVA, UVB, and UVC rays, the thin temples mean comfort when wearing ear protection or helmets and thermoplastic rubber (TPR) details on the nosepiece help them stay on your face when lesser glasses would slip. For tactical shooting glasses that can pull double-duty as your new favorite pair of sunglasses, the Edge Hamel is the common-sense answer.

• Vapor Shield military-grade anti-fog is the world's first true anti-fog technology
• Polarized lens technology for reduced glare
• Frame Measurements: Width of Lens 66 mm, Width Between Lens 12 mm, Width of Temple 140 mm

IMPACT RATED

All of our lenses are made of shatter-resistant polycarbonate. This material is lightweight, blocks 99.9% of UV radiation, and defends against projectiles or blunt forces with its natural strength. Our lenses are always designed with the strict safety standards of ANSI, or the stringent MCEPS military requirements, in mind to bring you total peace of mind.

VAPOR SHIELD ANTI-FOG

We developed a permanent anti-fog technology in 1993 and named it Vapor Shield. Unlike other temporary fog-proof coatings on the market, it’s infused into the lenses during the manufacturing process. The result is a permanent solution for stopping the buildup of fog-causing water vapor on the surface of the lenses.

G-15 

What is a G-15 lens? The “G” indicates a green tint. The “15” denotes the amount of visible light transmittance allowed through the lens. So, a G-15 lens is a green-tinted lens that blocks 85% of light. While G-15 was originally developed for pilots during World War II, the high contrast range of view they deliver, especially against the backdrop of a blue sky, performs from the shooting range to the sunny job site.

MEGOL DETAILS

Thermoplastic rubber (TPR), or MEGOL, is a composite that becomes tacky when exposed to moisture. We strategically place MEGOL details in our frames so they don’t slip around when you’re hard at work. You’ll find these details on the nose pieces or temple tips of our frames.