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Replacement lenses for Nighthawk glasses - Swiss Eye

Original price €17,99 - Original price €17,99
Original price
€17,99
€17,99 - €17,99
Current price €17,99
Color: Clear
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Shipping costs and delivery times

Mainland Spain

  • Pickup point delivery: 2,99€ | FREE on orders of 29€ or more (5 business days)
  • Standard delivery: 3,99€ | FREE on orders of 49€ or more (5 business days)
  • GLS express delivery: 5,99€ (24-72h on business days)

Balearic Islands

  • Standard delivery: 4,99€ | FREE on orders of 39€ or more (5-6 business days)
  • Pickup point delivery: 4,99€ (5-6 business days)
  • GLS express delivery: 9,99€ (48-72h)

Canary Islands (customs charges not included)

  • Pickup point delivery: 7,99€ | FREE on orders of 49€ or more (10-12 business days)
  • Standard delivery: 9,99€ ( 10-12 business days)

Ceuta and Melilla (customs charges not included)

  • Standard delivery: 4,99€  | FREE on orders of 39€ or more (8-10 business days)
  • Delivery to a Correos post office: 4,99€ (8-10 business days)

Portugal

  • MRW delivery: 5,99€  | FREE on orders of 49€ or more (48-72h)
  • Island delivery: 12,99€ | FREE on orders of 400€ or more (4-10 business days)

Rest of the world

  • Shipping costs calculated at checkout. (5-10 business days for destinations in Europe.)
Exchanges and returns

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Replacement lenses for Nighthawk glasses from the German brand Swiss Eye are made of polycarbonate, offering simultaneously ballistic protection and protection against UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C rays up to 400 nm.

These ballistic lenses have been tested and meet the following standards: EN 12312–1, ANSI Z87.1, EN 166 F, MIL-PRF-31013, MIL-PRF-32432(A), and STANAG 2920/4296.

  • EN 12312–1: European standard for sunglasses and eye protection equipment, which evaluates optical quality, impact resistance, and light transmission.
  • ANSI Z87.1: American standard for eye and face protection, which includes high-speed impact testing, particle resistance, and protection against chemical splashes.
  • EN 166 F: Requires that the lenses withstand high-speed particle impacts (up to 45 m/s) without breaking or releasing fragments.
  • MIL-PRF-31013: U.S. military standard that requires resistance to high-speed fragment impacts (impact with 3.8 mm projectiles at 198 m/s) and high levels of optical clarity.
  • MIL-PRF-32432(A): Updated specification of the previous standard, which includes more rigorous testing for durability, ballistic performance, and abrasion resistance.
  • STANAG 2920/4296: NATO standards that determine the ability to stop fragments (V50), that is, the speed at which 50% of the fragments penetrate the lens, used as a reference in personal ballistic protection.