Without a doubt, the most comfortable shooting/sun glasses I’ve ever worn. They are so comfortable I forget I’m wearing them, for hours at a time. Equally fantastic is the fact that their optical quality is unequaled. Once you wear them you won’t want to take them off. I’ve never had my Outlaw 6’s stream up either.
Ok all looks very nice, but" my eye level inserts steam up BAD" I mean massive problem. Thinking of buying Zeiss-sports from J.H.Steward as they are prescription, no inserts, this Pilla system will cost me £700 by the time I get my glass prescription done, & if they steam up"""" then steam will be shooting out of my ears. Do you have a pair? How good are they? Rob
@pillasport - Just got my 3 lens set and have the hardest time swapping lenses. The snaps seem to hold the arms in place too much and I'm worried that I'm going to break the lens at the pin. ANy advice?
@@swampslayer1099 After about 4 months of regular use, they loosened up. Probably keeping them in a hot car also helped a little the first couple times. Now that it has been a year, they are snug, but not as snug as they once were.
@@swampslayer1099 I have this 3 lens set: 18CED, 40CN, 52CHC and so far everything works well (full sun, overcast and one to isolate the green backgrounds when shooting aginst trees). Pilla comes out with new lens like every year with "better technology", which I'm sure are great, but at a high price. Basically I would figure out the 3 situations/backgrounds you regularly shoot in and have a legit retailer help pick the newest lens' for those situations. I've also emailed and instgram DM'd pro shooters/retailers to ask their opinions on lens choices based on my shooting situations since there are usually too many to choose from.
Without a doubt, the most comfortable shooting/sun glasses I’ve ever worn. They are so comfortable I forget I’m wearing them, for hours at a time. Equally fantastic is the fact that their optical quality is unequaled. Once you wear them you won’t want to take them off. I’ve never had my Outlaw 6’s stream up either.
Ok all looks very nice, but" my eye level inserts steam up BAD" I mean massive problem. Thinking of buying Zeiss-sports from J.H.Steward as they are prescription, no inserts, this Pilla system will cost me £700 by the time I get my glass prescription done, & if they steam up"""" then steam will be shooting out of my ears. Do you have a pair? How good are they? Rob
@pillasport - Just got my 3 lens set and have the hardest time swapping lenses. The snaps seem to hold the arms in place too much and I'm worried that I'm going to break the lens at the pin. ANy advice?
I got the same problem
@@swampslayer1099 After about 4 months of regular use, they loosened up. Probably keeping them in a hot car also helped a little the first couple times. Now that it has been a year, they are snug, but not as snug as they once were.
@@hozay78 good to hear iv got a old progressive lense I'm looking at getting 2 more any suggestions
@@swampslayer1099 I have this 3 lens set: 18CED, 40CN, 52CHC and so far everything works well (full sun, overcast and one to isolate the green backgrounds when shooting aginst trees). Pilla comes out with new lens like every year with "better technology", which I'm sure are great, but at a high price. Basically I would figure out the 3 situations/backgrounds you regularly shoot in and have a legit retailer help pick the newest lens' for those situations. I've also emailed and instgram DM'd pro shooters/retailers to ask their opinions on lens choices based on my shooting situations since there are usually too many to choose from.
@@hozay78 thats what I have been doing too I order all my stuff from clay target vision best people and prices out there
Was literally just wondering what is wrong with my head? Why are these arms so damn long? 😂😂😂
I have to sell a kidney tryina buy those ... Sadly but true...i cant afford those...🙌