SwissEye Tactical Glasses: F-TAC

The SwissEye F-TAC is a lightweight, high-performance tactical goggle system designed for maximum protection, stability, and visual clarity in demanding environments. Built for military, law enforcement, and outdoor professionals, it offers a secure, full-coverage solution where traditional eyewear may fall short.

At the heart of the F-TAC is a durable polycarbonate lens treated with an advanced anti-fog coating, ensuring clear vision even in high-humidity or high-exertion conditions. The goggle design provides enhanced coverage and protection against wind, dust, and debris, making it particularly effective in rugged or fast-moving scenarios.

A fully elastic and adjustable headband ensures a snug, secure fit, accommodating different head sizes and maintaining stability during intense movement. Despite its robust protection, the F-TAC remains lightweight and comfortable for extended wear.

The system includes interchangeable lenses for adaptability across lighting conditions. Orange lenses enhance contrast and visibility in low-contrast environments, while clear lenses are ideal for low-light or nighttime use. Combined with 100% UVA, UVB, and UVC protection, the F-TAC safeguards your eyes from both environmental hazards and harmful radiation.

For users requiring vision correction, the F-TAC comes equipped with an RX clip adapter (without demo lens), allowing seamless integration of prescription lenses without compromising protection or fit.

Each set includes a microfiber bag for lens care and a protective sleeve for the goggle, ensuring safe storage and easy maintenance during transport.

The SwissEye F-TAC is also identified by multiple NATO Stock Numbers (NSN), confirming its suitability for military logistics and procurement:

* F-TAC 18826 – NSN 8465–12–422-3232
* F-TAC 18827– NSN 8465–12–422-3233
* F-TAC 18828 – NSN 8465–12–421-8464

The F-TAC meets a wide range of internationally recognized safety and performance standards:

* EN 12312-1 – A European standard for sunglasses and general-use eyewear, ensuring reliable UV protection, optical clarity, and safe light transmission.
* ANSI Z87.1+ – An American standard for occupational eye protection, with the “+” rating indicating high-impact resistance against flying particles and debris.
* MIL-PRF 32432(A) – A U.S. military specification for ballistic eyewear, verifying performance in terms of impact resistance, optical quality, and durability under combat conditions.
* STANAG 2920 – A NATO ballistic test measuring resistance to high-velocity fragments using the V50 impact threshold.
* STANAG 4296 – A NATO standard outlining general requirements for military eye protection, including durability, compatibility, and operational effectiveness.
* EN 166BT – A European certification for protective eyewear, where “BT” indicates resistance to medium-energy impacts at extreme temperatures, ensuring dependable performance in both hot and cold environments.

Combining lightweight comfort, full goggle protection, interchangeable lenses, and elite-level certifications, the SwissEye F-TAC is a dependable and versatile solution for users who require uncompromising eye protection in the most demanding conditions.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications:

* Lightweight goggle design for enhanced comfort and extended wear
* Polycarbonate lens with anti-fog coating for clear, reliable vision in demanding conditions
* Elastic, adjustable headband for a secure and adaptable fit
* 100% ultraviolet protection (UVA, UVB, and UVC rays)
* Includes microfiber bag for lens care and protective sleeve for goggle storage
* Supplied with RX clip (without demo lens) for optional prescription integration
* Interchangeable additional lenses included (orange for contrast enhancement and clear for low-light conditions)
* NATO Stock Numbers:

* F-Tac 18826 – NSN 8465–12–422-3232
* F-Tac 18827 – NSN 8465–12–422-3233
* F-Tac 18828 – NSN 8465–12–421-8464

Certifications & Standards:

* EN 12312-1 – European standard for sunglasses and general-use eyewear, ensuring UV protection and optical quality
* ANSI Z87.1+ – American standard for occupational eye protection, including high-impact resistance
* MIL-PRF-32432(A) – U.S. military specification for ballistic eye protection, covering impact resistance and optical performance
* STANAG 2920 – NATO standard for ballistic protection, measuring resistance to high-velocity fragments (V50 impact test)
* STANAG 4296 – NATO standard defining general requirements for military eye protection, including performance, durability, and compatibility criteria
* EN 166 BT – European standard for personal eye protection, indicating resistance to medium-energy impacts at extreme temperatures