Description
Big Foot 2.0 Framework (ANSI Z80.3) Glasses (Mud-Colored Frame – Yellow Lens)
The Big Foot 2.0 Framework Glasses are slim, wraparound shooting-style glasses with a mud-coloured (tan) frame and a yellow-tinted lens. Their light frame and arms sit comfortably for long periods, and they fit easily under caps, helmets and ear defenders.
The range comes in several frame and lens combinations, so you can pick a tint for the conditions you play in or keep more than one pair in your kit bag. The mud-coloured frame is a tan, earthy shade that suits coyote, desert and multicam-style kit.
The lens
A yellow lens is a favourite for overcast days, dusk and woodland shade, because it tends to sharpen contrast and make movement easier to pick out without darkening your view much. It is less suited to very bright sun, where a darker tint is more comfortable.
About the ANSI Z80.3 marking
ANSI Z80.3 is the American standard for non-prescription sunglasses and fashion eyewear, covering requirements such as light transmission and the flammability of frames and lenses. It is not an impact-protection standard. Glasses marked only to Z80.3 should not be treated as impact-rated safety eyewear.
Many airsoft sites ask for eye protection with a recognised impact rating, and some only allow full-seal goggles. Check your site’s rules before relying on these glasses during play, and use them where your site allows, or for range use, travel and everyday wear.
Key features
- Slim wraparound glasses with a mud-coloured (tan) frame
- Yellow-tinted lens
- Lightweight frame and arms
- Fits under caps, helmets and ear defenders
- Wide field of view
- Marked ANSI Z80.3 (sunglasses standard)
- Other frame and lens combinations available
Compatibility
Designed to work with caps, helmets and most lower-face masks. They are not designed to go over prescription glasses. Check your site’s eye protection rules, as an ANSI Z80.3 marking alone is not an impact rating.
Care and maintenance
Rinse dust and grit off the lens before wiping, then clean with water or lens cleaner and a microfibre cloth. Avoid paper towels, sleeves and solvents, which scratch or damage lenses. Store the glasses in a soft pouch or case, folded, and replace them if the lens is scratched or cracked.
Who is it for?
Players and shooters who want slim, comfortable glasses with a yellow tint for dull days and woodland, where their site allows them, as well as anyone wanting a low-cost pair for range days, travel or outdoor work.
Please note: ANSI Z80.3 is a sunglasses standard, not an impact rating. For airsoft games, always wear eye protection that meets your site’s rules.
