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Shooting Sunglasses by Rudy Project

High-contrast, impact-resistant lenses that lock onto clays and targets in any light—photochromic, amber, purple and laser-brown options. Lightweight, no-slip fit and prescription-ready.

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Z87 + Standards

Rydon Stealth

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What is ANSI Z87.1 and Z87+? ANSI Z87.1 is a rigorous standard for protective eyewear used in occupational, military, and educational settings. This standard ensures that eyewear meets strict criteria to guard against impacts, chemical agents, and non-ionizing radiation. The Z87+ designation indicates that the eyewear has undergone even more severe impact resistance tests, including penetration resistance, high mass impact, and high-velocity impact resistance. These tests ensure superior protection in the most demanding conditions.
Rudy Project and ANSI Z87.1 Certification Rudy Project’s Stealth products are fully ANSI Z87.1 certified, meeting and exceeding the requirements for military-grade protective eyewear. This certification guarantees durability and reliability in extreme environments, offering protection from high-speed debris, heavy impacts, and hazardous chemicals. With ANSI Z87+ compliance, you can trust Rudy Project eyewear to provide unmatched safety and performance.
ImpactX Lenses: Advanced Protection and Versatility ImpactX lenses, available in photochromic black, go beyond ordinary eyewear standards. These lenses are bulletproof, blast-proof, chemical-resistant, and acid-resistant. Built to withstand the most extreme conditions, ImpactX lenses not only meet ANSI Z87.1 standards but also deliver cutting-edge optical clarity and adaptability. Whether you’re on the battlefield or in an industrial setting, Rudy Project’s ImpactX lenses ensure your safety without compromising performance.
What is ANSI Z87.1 and Z87+? ANSI Z87.1 is a rigorous standard for protective eyewear used in occupational, military, and educational settings. This standard ensures that eyewear meets strict criteria to guard against impacts, chemical agents, and non-ionizing radiation. The Z87+ designation indicates that the eyewear has undergone even more severe impact resistance tests, including penetration resistance, high mass impact, and high-velocity impact resistance. These tests ensure superior protection in the most demanding conditions.
Rudy Project and ANSI Z87.1 Certification Rudy Project’s Stealth products are fully ANSI Z87.1 certified, meeting and exceeding the requirements for military-grade protective eyewear. This certification guarantees durability and reliability in extreme environments, offering protection from high-speed debris, heavy impacts, and hazardous chemicals. With ANSI Z87+ compliance, you can trust Rudy Project eyewear to provide unmatched safety and performance.
ImpactX Lenses: Advanced Protection and Versatility ImpactX lenses, available in photochromic black, go beyond ordinary eyewear standards. These lenses are bulletproof, blast-proof, chemical-resistant, and acid-resistant. Built to withstand the most extreme conditions, ImpactX lenses not only meet ANSI Z87.1 standards but also deliver cutting-edge optical clarity and adaptability. Whether you’re on the battlefield or in an industrial setting, Rudy Project’s ImpactX lenses ensure your safety without compromising performance.

Rudy Project Shooting sunglasses FAQ

Which lens colours are best for clay/skeet/trap?

Purple/vermillion/amber boost target contrast; brown/grey for bright sun; photochromic red/purple covers changing light.

Purple/vermillion/amber boost target contrast; brown/grey for bright sun; photochromic red/purple covers changing light.

Photochromic for shooting—good or not?

Yes. They adapt from shade to sun so sights and targets stay consistently bright.

Yes. They adapt from shade to sun so sights and targets stay consistently bright.

Polarized or non-polarized?

Many shooters prefer non-polarized to keep subtle reflections and mirage visible. Use polarization mainly for harsh glare.

Many shooters prefer non-polarized to keep subtle reflections and mirage visible. Use polarization mainly for harsh glare.

Prescription options?

Yes—RX clip inserts (e.g., Rydon/Rydon Slim) and some direct-in-frame options.

Yes—RX clip inserts (e.g., Rydon/Rydon Slim) and some direct-in-frame options.

Can I swap lenses for conditions?

Yes—see the Rydon Shooting Pack 5-lens kit

Yes—see the Rydon Shooting Pack 5-lens kit

What is ANSI Z87.1 and Z87+?

ANSI Z87.1 is the U.S. eye-protection standard.Z87+means the eyewear passed the High-Impact tests (high-mass and high-velocity impact), offering greater impact protection than basic Z87.1.

ANSI Z87.1 is the U.S. eye-protection standard.Z87+means the eyewear passed the High-Impact tests (high-mass and high-velocity impact), offering greater impact protection than basic Z87.1.

Which Rudy Project models meet Z87+?

Our Rydon Stealth and Agent Q Stealth configurations withI mpactX® Photochromic lenses are our Z87+ options. Always check the product marking to confirm.

Our Rydon Stealth and Agent Q Stealth configurations withI mpactX® Photochromic lenses are our Z87+ options. Always check the product marking to confirm.

Does the Rydon Shooting Pack (5 lenses) meet Z87+?

No. The 5-lens kit includes non-ImpactX lenses that arenot Z87+ rated. Choose Rydon Stealth or Agent Q Stealth with ImpactX® Photochromic for Z87+.

No. The 5-lens kit includes non-ImpactX lenses that arenot Z87+ rated. Choose Rydon Stealth or Agent Q Stealth with ImpactX® Photochromic for Z87+.