GATORZ Specter MILSPEC Ballistic
The Specter is a high-performance frame featuring all the benefits of a wrap complete with edgy, hard lines.
With a flatter front and curved edges, this style provides full coverage. Thin temples fit comfortably under helmets or ear protection, making them a perfect fit for on the job or at the range. These frames feature a sleek blackout logo.
MILSPEC Ballistic SPECIFICATIONS
ā MILSPEC Ballistic Lenses Meet MIL-PRF-32432A (Clause 4.8.4 Ballistic Fragmentation Protection)
ā Compliant with ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 2015 Safety Standard
ā Impact testing to withstand two hits from a .15 caliber projectile at speeds of between 700-725 feet per second, without cracking, shattering, or dislodging.
The Specter is a high-performance frame featuring all the benefits of a wrap complete with edgy, hard lines.
With a flatter front and curved edges, this style provides full coverage. Thin temples fit comfortably under helmets or ear protection, making them a perfect fit for on the job or at the range. These frames feature a sleek blackout logo.
MILSPEC Ballistic SPECIFICATIONS
ā MILSPEC Ballistic Lenses Meet MIL-PRF-32432A (Clause 4.8.4 Ballistic Fragmentation Protection)
ā Compliant with ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 2015 Safety Standard
ā Impact testing to withstand two hits from a .15 caliber projectile at speeds of between 700-725 feet per second, without cracking, shattering, or dislodging.
Description
The Specter is a high-performance frame featuring all the benefits of a wrap complete with edgy, hard lines.
With a flatter front and curved edges, this style provides full coverage. Thin temples fit comfortably under helmets or ear protection, making them a perfect fit for on the job or at the range. These frames feature a sleek blackout logo.
MILSPEC Ballistic SPECIFICATIONS
ā MILSPEC Ballistic Lenses Meet MIL-PRF-32432A (Clause 4.8.4 Ballistic Fragmentation Protection)
ā Compliant with ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 2015 Safety Standard
ā Impact testing to withstand two hits from a .15 caliber projectile at speeds of between 700-725 feet per second, without cracking, shattering, or dislodging.
