Revision Military has announced the expansion of its Polarized lens technology to the SlingShot Sunglasses and StingerHawk Spectacle System.
Revision’s Polarized lenses virtually eliminate glare from reflective surfaces, delivering sharper contrast, truer detail, and reduced eye strain compared to standard tints. With 99% polarization efficiency, 100% UV defense, and ballistic protection that exceeds MIL-PRF-32432A requirements, the lenses ensure clear focus and situational awareness in high-glare environments such as maritime, desert, arctic, and urban operations.
The StingerHawk Spectacle System, now available with Polarized lens technology, also meets EN 166 requirements in addition to exceeding U.S. military ballistic standards, ensuring proven protection for global deployments.
“These new lens options reinforce Revision’s commitment to giving operators every advantage possible, clarity, protection, and comfort, without compromise,” said Jordan Gross, Director of Product.
Ordering Information
SlingShot Sunglasses and StingerHawk Spectacles with Polarized lens technology are available through:
- DLA TLS Program
- GSA Advantage
- FedMall
- Direct purchase from Revision Military
Revision also anticipates the StingerHawk Polarized version to be available through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) contract in the near future.
About Revision Military
Revision Military designs and manufactures purpose-built protective eyewear for military and tactical users worldwide. A U.S.-owned company headquartered in Vermont, Revision delivers advanced solutions that combine ballistic protection, anti-fog technology, laser defense, and integration with mission-critical equipment. Over the past 20 years, Revision has supplied millions of eyewear systems to U.S. and allied forces and continues to innovate to meet the evolving needs of modern warfare. Learn more at www.revisionmilitary.com.
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