
Methow Kits
A wide view with interchangeable lenses for outdoor adventures and the range. Lens options for your eye color and changing light.
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A wide view with interchangeable lenses for outdoor adventures and the range. Lens options for your eye color and changing light.
Explore Methow Kits
A traditional two-lens frame with interchangeable lenses. Choose Center Fire for amber, clear, and smoked lenses, or Clay for its HD lens selection.
Explore Chelan Kits
Polarized options help reduce reflected glare. Explore the collection and check each model’s lens and magnification options.
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The Methow system accepts a separate prescription insert. Choose the prescription setup for your activity; the adapter alone does not include prescription lenses.
Explore Methow Rx Shotgun Kits
Explore Methow prescription configurations for pistol and rifle use, with a focal setup tailored to the task. Ask the SSP team about your prescription and fitting needs.
Explore Methow Rx Top Focal — Pistol / Rifle
Explore Methow prescription bifocal configurations for work and close-up tasks. Your prescription and lens setup determine the finished configuration.
Explore Methow Rx Bifocal
Wear protective eyewear over your existing glasses. Check the fit and measurements before choosing your pair.
Explore Over-the-Glasses
Magnification at the bottom of the lens helps with near work while the upper area stays unmagnified. Includes interchangeable lens colors.
Explore Denial Bottom Focal Kits
Magnification at the top of the lens helps bring close details into focus when you look upward. The Ultra Kit also includes bottom bifocal lenses.
Explore Top Focal® Kits
A familiar sunglass shape with a reading area low in the lens. For close-up tasks without giving up your view into the distance.
Explore Entiat Bifocals
by Ali Juten on Mar 19, 2019
By Ali Juten
As your eyes age, it can be difficult to keep improving your shot without a little bit of help. That's why we designed our best selling Top Focal Kits.
The Top Focal® glass is designed to work as readers, but the magnification is at the top of the lenses so you can easily see your sights. By placing the magnifiers at the top of the lenses, you can maintain a proper shooting stance and see a clear sight picture.
Over the years, we've taken many questions about how to go about choosing the correct magnification for shooting with Top Focals so here's a breakdown for you:
The first thing to note is that the magnification that you use for reading may not be the same for shooting. The reason for this is because, when you shoot, you hold your firearm out at arms length. Now think about how you would typically read a book...you hold it much closer. An arms length, when it comes readers, makes all the difference.

The SSP Top Focals are offered in: 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.25, 2.50 & 3.00 magnification. So, whether you are shooting recreationally or relying on a firearm for your everyday job, the Top Focal® shooting glasses from SSP Eyewear can improve your accuracy by providing a clear sight picture.
BONUS TIP: Ways to customize your Top Focal® glasses to improve accuracy
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I use a handgun and rifle for work. Just cataract surgery. I used to wear progressive glasses. Now I can see at distance very well, but need readers for up close. I need to be able to see the reticle in my scope and my hanging sights. I have shot the handgun with both eyes open for decades. I shoot the rifle with the right eye closed. What would you suggest.
Hi SSP gang! Been using my TopFocal shooting glasses for three years now! As I’ve said before, I didn’t even realize I could NOT see my front sight until I started taking my shooting to the next level, no longer wanting to be a “newbie”! When I was unable to do the simple tasks my mentor was telling me to do, I felt stupid and inept. My mentor told me about SSP Eyewear and their “glasses that help you see”. I ordered them immediately, what did I have to lose? Putting my TopFocal glasses on for the first time, bringing my Glock up to look down the sites and SEEING THE FRONT SITE, literally made me jump up and down yelling “I can see my sights!” Love these, and for the price, you have nothing to lose….
I need my right eye in 3.50 and my left eye in 1.50. I would buy a pair of each and mix them myself if had a 3.50 lens. Can you help me?
How does someone determine which eye is the dominant eye?
Hi, Here is my problem, I’m ok with the front sight on my handguns but I have a problem with the target, The target is about 10 to 15 feet away.