ESSEX JUNCTION, Vt. (Nov. 13, 2018) – Revision Military, a world leader in tactical eyewear, armor and protective systems, announced today it has expanded to create a new brand in the outdoor industry, Revision Outdoor.
Designed to meet the needs of hunters, anglers and outdoor adventurers who demand a lot from their equipment, Revision Outdoor will utilize state-of-the-art facilities and technologies, while building on the expertise of Revision Military, to produce performance-focused eyewear designed and assembled in the United States.
The brand is launching with three styles of eyewear – the Revision Pursuer™, made for the high elevation hunt; the Revision Caller™, made for the water’s edge; and the Revision Seeker™, made for everyday adventure.
“As we talked to members of the hunting community we discovered a need for technical eyewear built for the modern hunter,” said Jonathan Blanshay, CEO of Revision. “We set out to fill that need using our military experience and insight from expert hunters and anglers to build the most protective and high-performance eyewear available for use in the extreme outdoors.”
Four polarized lens tints are available, each treated with the company’s proprietary OcuMax® AF lens coating technology to provide anti-fog, anti-scratch and smudge-resistant performance. In addition, each lens meets military ballistic impact requirements, providing remarkable protection matched with exceptional style. Custom prescription lenses are also available.
The lenses are paired with durable, ultra-light frames that weigh just over an ounce to offer all-day comfort that will last season after season. A choice of three frame colors and three lens options allows users to fully customize each pair for their specific styles, needs and preferences.
Products are available to order on the brand’s website at www.revisionoutdoor.com. Each model is priced at $279. Every piece of eyewear comes with a custom retention strap, an innovative storage system that includes an eyewear pouch with microfiber cloth and a protective pro bag, and a limited lifetime warranty.
I’m amazed typically on one hand you’ll have someone offering criticism for the shades either not being made in the USA or being too expensive. Don’t tell anyone but it’s not too often you get both.