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Revision Introduces Sawfly Photochromic Eyewear System

Wednesday, January 11th, 2012

Revision is introducing the Sawfly Photochromic Eyewear System. It features the ballistic photochromic Sawfly lens automatically darkens to a sunglass tint when exposed to sunlight and returns to its clear state in the absence of UV rays, providing a tactical edge in rapidly changing environments.

“Revision’s photochromic lens technology not only eliminates the need to switch lenses when transitioning between the indoors and outside, but also automatically adjusts to compensate for varying outdoor light levels allowing the end user to focus on his mission, not his eyepro,” commented Jonathan Blanshay, CEO of Revision. Revision’s Photochromic Sawfly lens takes only 60 seconds to change from its darkest state to almost clear, while most competitors’ lenses take more than twice as long to do the same. From the clear state to a light-grey lens tint capable of blocking sun glare, it takes only 20 seconds. “For military and tactical operators, faster photochromic lens change means enhanced visual performance when it’s most needed – in dynamic environments.”

Revision eyewear exceeds ANSI Z87.1-2010 and U.S. military ballistic impact requirements for spectacles (MIL-PRF-31013 clause 3.5.1.1) while providing flawless optics and 100% UV protection. Look for them in March 2012.

They will be in SHOT Show booth #26011.

www.revisionmilitary.com

Stay Safe in 2012 with New Revision Eyewear

Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012

Ring in the New Year with some new eyewear.

Between now and the end of the day Friday January 6, 2012 Soldier Systems Daily readers will receive 30% off in the Revision online store when they enter the code SOLSYS during checkout.

www.revisionmilitary.com/store

Revision Exoshield Caption Contest – Winners!

Wednesday, November 16th, 2011

Here are your winners:

“I can’t hear you over the sound of how awesome I am!”
– Terry on November 7, 2011

“Planes are overrated.”
– Kyle on November 10, 2011

Terry and Kyle, please contact us at contest@soldiersystems.net with an address to claim your prizes consisting of a pair of smoke and clear Exoshield eyepro. You MUST use the address you used to enter the contest. Prizes not claimed by 1200 Zulu 18 November, 2011 are forfeit.

Don’t Forget to Enter the Revision Exoshield Contest

Wednesday, November 9th, 2011

Don’t forget, you have until 0001 GMT on Friday, 11 November to enter the caption contest to win a set of clear and smoke Exoshield eye pro from Revision Military.

Enter here

Revision Exoshield Caption Contest

Monday, November 7th, 2011


This a photo of a Revision Military fan from their Facebook page. He is skydiving while wearing Revision’s excellent Exoshield extreme-low profile eyepro. While they were originally designed for use while jumping, their low profile design makes them also great for use with NVGs.

So, are you interested in winning a set of clear and smoke Exohsields? Two, yes two, lucky SSD winners will receive a set of clear and smoke lens Exoshield extreme-low profile eyepro based on the best captions for the photo above. The contest will be open from now until 0001 Zulu (GMT) on 11 November, 2011 so we can announce the winners on Veterans Day!

To enter:
-Place your caption for the photo above in the comments section of this post on SSD.
-Must provide valid email address.
-One entry per email address.
-Void where prohibited.
-Good Luck!

Receive all the latest news, special offers, and promotions from Revision by clicking the link and signing up for the Revision e-mail list. Please note that you ARE NOT required to sign up for the e-mail list in order to be considered eligible for the caption contest.

www.revisionmilitary.com/exoshield

MiliPol in Review

Friday, October 28th, 2011

Courtesy of the Polish military magazine Special Ops. Special Ops is printed bi-monthly with a circulation of nearly 10000 copies. They started in 2009 and have become Poland’s top SOF dedicated journal.

Revision Batlskin

Photo: Bartosz Szolucha

Remington Adaptive Combat Rifle

Photo: Andrzej Krugler

Brügger & Thomet MP45

Photo: Andrzej Krugler

FirstSpear Siege

Photo: Andrzej Krugler

Princeton Tec Charge

Photo: Andrzej Krugler

Sako TRG M10 Multi-Caliber Configurable Sniper Weapon

Photo: Andrzej Krugler

Inforce Weapon Mounted Light

Photo: Andrzej Krugler

Arc’teryx LEAF Alpha Jacket in MultiCam

Photo: Agnieszka Szwed

Camelbak Mil-Spec Antidote Reservoir

Photo: Agnieszka SzwedHeckler & Koch Bundeswehr G28 Designated Marksman Rifle

Photo: Agnieszka Szwedwww.special-ops.pl
www.facebook.com/MagazynSpecialOps

TNVC Includes Goggles With AN/PVS-14 Purchase

Friday, October 14th, 2011

TNVC is now including a FREE pair of Revision Military EXOSHIELD Ballistic Goggles with the purchase of every ITT PVS-14 Night Enforcer. We’ve extolled the virtues of the EXOSHIELD and agree that it’s low profile design make it the best eye-pro for use with NVGs because the user can bring the NVG all the way back to the eye. Other goggles and shooting glasses cause the NVG to stand off from the face, diminishing the operator’s view and are prone to scratching from the NVGs. TNVC wanted us to make sure and let you know that no, this deal is not retroactive.

www.tnvc.com

AUSA – Revision Military

Monday, October 10th, 2011

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Revision Military’s Batlskin technology is making its US debut at AUSA. Batlskin is a modular, scalable head protective system. It integrates with existing ballistic helmets (ACH) With a front mount that does three things. You can integrate NVGs offering increased stability by using existing holes in the helmet. Additionally, you can use the mount to attach a visor and finally, the mount also accepts a mandible guard. The components can be attached and detached while the helmet is worn allowing you to tailor protection to the threat.

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Additionally, Revision has developed a helmet retention system and liner that is optimized for use with the ACH. It can be used to upgrade your current helmet or in conjunction with the full Batlskin Head Protective Sysyem. The liner is a three piece affair which helps with proper pad placement for impactrotection. This means the middle pad can be removed to accommodate headsets.

Revisionmilitary.com/Batlskin