How to choose eye protection for sports?

Best sports glasses required for the player on the field. Safety glasses through ANSI testing. Testing the glasses here goes through ASTM testing. So the two brands for the best sports goggles for the people who actually need these for protection. There is no other brand better than rec specs and liberty sport.

All the glasses you see here meet the requirements for basketball, soccer, lacrosse, football, racquetball, handball anything and everything except for baseball. The reason why they don't cover a baseball is that it's a much bigger ball coming at you at a much faster speed. They are still actively doing testing on these however they haven't got the right specs for it yet.

RS 50 is an old-school style of glasses. They are basically glasses but they do come with a strap in the back to make sure they stay on. So if you are looking for more of a glasses feel. These are the glasses for someone like you playing tennis or racquetball. It is a super lightweight cushion nose pad.

RS 50

The sports chip XL is for a bigger wider head. It comes with an adjustable strap, so you can wear this anywhere. So these glasses will be for someone playing football with a helmet, basketball or soccer something that keeps tight to the face and stays on you.

Sports Chip XL

The Liberty Sports Replay has a bigger frame but this is more of a universal top style of glasses. So you can wear these glasses for activewear. You can wear this for running, fishing.

Liberty Sports Replay

All these glasses are prescription and can be RX-able and if you want a sunglass tint or a transition tint you can get these in these glasses. The main takeaway from these glasses is that they are ASTM rated. So again you can wear these for tennis where you can take on and off the adjustable strap so they turn into regular glasses. So if you don't want the strap if you don't like the strap you can still wear as regular glasses.

The Challengers are a pair of traditional glasses. You can get these with an extra pair of cushions like a cushion pad that goes over your temple. So in case, a ball hits it, it will absorb it and the cushion will not hit your head and it won't be impactful and won't hurt.

Challengers

The Morpheus 2 is worn by a lot of kids soccer and basketball players. They will wear these glasses due to their lightweight and comfort. All these glasses are on the small to medium size because they're more targeted towards the younger crowd. So anywhere between 10 years old to about 17 years old, these are the perfect glasses for you.

Morpheus 2

Now with frames such as Sports Shift XL, if you're an older gentleman or older woman you cant wear these glasses to keep the sports protection.

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