Oakley® Standard Issue Ballistic M Frame 3.0 Impact Video

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Oakley® SI Ballistic M Frame 3.0 meets or exceeds U.S Mil Spec MIL-PRF-32432 ballistic standards.
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[@robertcomments8648]

These glasses are on the short list of US Army Authorized Protective Eyewear List (APEL) which is the highest rating that the Army rates protective glasses at.

[@amoulet69]

Own SI M Frame 2.0 and wouldn't change them for any other. IMHO model 3.0 needs the rubber piece that 1.0 and 2.0 have to avoid hurting after 30minutes...

[@EdwardFassnacht]

Seriously!!! I love my 3.0s but been trying to figure out a way to get the rubber sleeves similar to the 2.0s

[@jimmyzulu85]

Are all s.i Oakley lenses ANSI rated?

[@MediaLiveHD]

That's about 90 joule if I am right :D Holy moly

[@bashkillszombies]

So basically almost three thousand times slower and softer than anything that's ever going to hit you in the face.

[@Leon-td9sw]

@@bashkillszombies Bullshit. These glasses are NOT designed to stop rifle rounds. Theyre designed to stop any kind of debris that flys around when an IED explodes etc.

[@skyshade9106]

@@bashkillszombies yes there is no glasses in the word that stops ar 15 or 9mm shots to the glasses these stop sharpnel (fragments of a bomb, shell, or other object thrown out by an explosion. ) so no not rounds but impacts

[@Frostgecko7]

Now do a motorcycle visor.

[@TheDieyet]

how many models that would be ? get the google and a mx hekmet like i do . dont foget the earplugs

[@simoncross40K]

whats best for airsoft?

[@agoogleuser5603]

well damn

[@bashkillszombies]

If the poster below is correct, these things tank 90 joules. Given 3kj is the average 5.56 that means spent brass skin of a 5.56 round bouncing off a wall 100 feet behind sandbag it passed through will be a kill shot. These are not promising stats.

[@HaasGrotesk]

These are not meant to protect you from bullets but from shrapnel.

[@valiant545]

....is this bait?

[@bashkillszombies]

Just imagine how much stronger they could get it if instead of making ridiculously ugly ass fashion frames circa bush doofs of the 1990's they put it in a proper fucking frame.

[@bobbys97r]

it would be more impressive to see them shot with a shotgun. I have no reference on how hard this machine projects objects.

[@NSGPD51]

A shotgun would not be advisable to take to the face lol. I don't think glasses, ballistic or not were designed for that type of impact.

[@kingyeayea397]

bobbys97r the test has already been done look up oakley buckshot balistic test

[@kingyeayea397]

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[@mussialex]

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[@SWEsof]

@@NSGPD51 Tactical RX and 3M are providing prescription ballistic glasses for European military that can withstand 12Gague from 15feet. Oakley is far behind in safety.