How do you protect your shooting glasses?

[akanotken]

I've busted the arm of my shooting glasses one too many times. I picked up a hard eyeglasses case from Walmart last night, but it won't quite fit my glasses in

So, can anyone point me in the right direction? I like to keep all of my gear in a range bag, that way I can just pick it up and head out without having to go thru a checklist every time. You know what I mean ... bullets, check .... gun,check .... holster,check .... gunbelt,DOH!

I'm not sure how long Wiley will continue to replace my broken frames, so I got to come up with a way soon. Also, hope to find something that won't take up half of my range bag.

Maybe I should get a shooting vest and keep them there, but I'll never use it in the hot VA summers.

Sooooooo, what do yall do. Anyone have any clever ideas, or good source for a hard case?

TIA

 

[sam in oregon]

I had the same problem. Solved by picking up at Walmart in the houseware's section a Rubbermaid brand butter dish. Sounds crazy but works great and is very durable. Clear plastic with heavy duty lid. Cost 2 or 3 dollars.
Sam in Oregon

 

[JohnBT]

For a few bucks more...

www.glassafe.com

I keep my cell phone in the yellow one sometimes. John

 

[jthuang]

I just use the hard case made by the manufacturer of my shooting glasses.

It sounds like you also use Wiley-X glasses. I purchased my Wiley-X PT-1s during a promotion where they gave away a free hard case for every pair sold. However, it also sounds like you don't like the Wiley-X case because of its size. Yes, it is big. But I haven't been able to find a smaller alternative -- and an alternative that will provide space for a spare lens or two.

My previous set (Gargoyles Arctic Clear) was protected by the Gargoyles hard case ($15).

Justin

 

[akanotken]

Hey, I just wanted to let yall know that I did find a wiley hard case that I liked. Not much bigger than my glasses and lots of support.