SwissEye Tactical Glasses: G-TAC

The SwissEye G-TAC is a lightweight, high-performance tactical goggle engineered for superior protection, adaptability, and comfort in demanding environments. Designed for military, law enforcement, and outdoor professionals, it combines advanced ballistic protection with innovative features to ensure clear vision and reliable performance in any situation.

At its core, the G-TAC features a clear ballistic polycarbonate lens equipped with anti-fog and anti-scratch coatings, delivering excellent optical clarity while resisting wear and environmental challenges. A built-in ventilation system promotes continuous airflow, reducing fogging during high-intensity use or in humid conditions.

A standout feature of the G-TAC is its magnetic outer lens fixation system, allowing for quick and secure lens changes. In addition to the clear ballistic lens, the system includes interchangeable smoke and orange lenses. The smoke lens reduces glare in bright conditions, while the orange lens enhances contrast in low-light or variable environments, ensuring optimal visibility at all times.

The elastic and adjustable headband, lined with silicone, provides a secure, non-slip fit even during vigorous movement. For added convenience, a microfiber cleaning bag with dedicated storage for extra lenses is integrated directly into the headband, making maintenance and lens changes easy on the go.

For users requiring vision correction, the G-TAC supports an optional removable RX clip adapter, allowing prescription lenses to be used without compromising protection or fit. The goggles also provide 100% protection against UVA, UVB, and UVC radiation up to 400 nanometers, ensuring complete eye safety during prolonged outdoor exposure.

The SwissEye G-TAC meets a comprehensive range of international 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.
* MIL-PRF-32432(A) – A U.S. military specification for ballistic eyewear, verifying resistance to fragmentation, as well as optical and durability performance under combat conditions.
* STANAG 2920 – A NATO ballistic test standard measuring resistance to high-velocity fragments using the V50 impact threshold.
* STANAG 4296 – A NATO standard defining general requirements for military eye protection, including durability, compatibility, and operational effectiveness.
* ANSI Z87.1 – An American standard for occupational eye protection, ensuring resistance to impact and workplace hazards.
* EN 166 BTKN (clear lens) – A European certification indicating resistance to medium-energy impacts at extreme temperatures (BT), along with additional protection against high-speed particles (K) and fogging (N).
* EN 172 (smoke lens) – A European standard for sunglare filters, confirming appropriate light filtration and glare reduction for outdoor use.

With its magnetic lens system, integrated storage, ballistic-rated protection, and wide range of certifications, the SwissEye G-TAC is a versatile and dependable goggle solution for users who demand maximum performance, protection, and adaptability in the field.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

* Lightweight goggle with clear ballistic lens for high-impact protection and all-day comfort
* Integrated ventilation system to reduce fogging and improve airflow
* Clear polycarbonate lens with anti-fog and anti-scratch coating for enhanced durability and optical clarity
* Magnetic outer lens fixation system for quick and secure lens changes
* Interchangeable additional lenses included (smoke for bright conditions and orange for contrast enhancement)
* Elastic, adjustable headband with internal silicone grip for a secure, non-slip fit
* Microfiber bag with dedicated compartments for extra lenses, integrated into the headband
* Removable clip adapter for prescription glazing (optional)
* 100% ultraviolet protection (UVA, UVB, and UVC rays) up to 400 nm

Certifications & Standards:

* EN 12312-1 – European standard for sunglasses and general-use eyewear, ensuring UV protection and optical quality
* 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
* ANSI Z87.1 – American standard for occupational eye protection, including impact resistance requirements
* EN 166 BTKN – European standard for personal eye protection (clear lens), indicating resistance to medium-energy impacts, high-speed particles, and extreme temperatures with additional protection against fogging
* EN 172 – European standard for sunglare filters (smoke lens), ensuring proper light filtration and UV protection