Edge Rolling Thunder

When faced with extreme threats, turn to dependable protection. Rolling Thunder provides peace of mind in the most demanding environments. Featuring thin temples, an integrated brow guard and an adjustable nosepiece, comfort comes standard. Available telescoping temples offer a customized fit. Tested to MIL-PRF 32432 and ANSI Z87.1+ safety standards in an independently-accredited lab, the Rolling Thunder defends eyesight with trustworthy reliability. Vapor Shield anti-fog technology keeps lenses clear of fogging in hot, cold or humid environments. And Rolling Thunder is even compatible with Rx carriers. These allow prescription lenses to be mounted to the inside of the lens using a third-party device. Experience advanced eye pro with ultimate adaptability with the Edge Rolling Thunder.MIL-PRF 32432, ANSI Z87.1+, UKCA and CSA Z94.3 Compliant NTOA Tested and RecommendedRX Compatible Compatible with UPLC Rx inserts for a prescription carrier to be added to the inside of the frame for a secure fit, sure vision and ultimate protection. There's no need to sacrifice protection for prescription eyewear needs. Telescoping Thin Temples Our thin, telescoping temples provide ultimate comfort and a customized fit. Easily adjustable, eternally durable and ruggedly reliable, the adjustability and comfort afforded by our thin, telescoping temples won't go unnoticed. Vapor Shield Anti-Fog Our standard anti-fog technology performs in even the coldest, hottest or most humid environments. Unlike other anti-fogs, Vapor Shield is infused into the lens, ensuring a long-lasting and durable solution to stop the buildup of fog-causing water vapor.-Frame Dimensions Height: 49 mm Between Lenses: 20 mm Lens Width: 148 mm Temple Length: 107 mm-FAQSWhat is Vapor Shield? 
 Vapor Shield is the name of our anti-fog technology. It comes standard on all Rolling Thunder models. Are These Safety Rated? 
 Yes. The Rolling Thunder is rated to ANSI Z87.1+, CSA Z94.3, MIL-PRF 32432 and UKCA protective standards. What are G-15 Lenses? The “G” in G-15 refers to a green-colored tint of the lens. The “15” refers to the visible light transmission (VLT) of the lens. Therefore, G-15 lenses are those that have a green tint and block 85% of visible light.