Picking up an orange target against a busy backdrop comes down to contrast, and these glasses have been about as good as we’ve found at helping the eye do that. The signature series was designed with champion clay shooter Derrick Mein around his own shooting conditions, and the two amber lenses are the heart of it. Both lenses blend red and brown tones to boost contrast, improve depth of field, and make clays pop against grass, sky, and tree lines. The Dark Amber lens (12% light transmission) is built for bright, sunny conditions, and the Light Amber (40% light transmission) covers mid-light to bright days, so one kit handles most of what a day on the clays throws at you.
The frame is the proven Falcon Pro, finished here in navy Cerakote with black nose pads and bayonet temples to keep glare out of your sight line. The bayonet temples hug the head, which keeps the glasses stable through hard swings and recoil, and the black hardware cuts down on the distracting reflections that can pull your eye off the target. The kit also comes with a custom cleaning cloth carrying a new athlete logo and a navy semi-rigid nylon case, so everything stays protected in the range bag.
At $469.00, it’s a premium purchase for shooters who want the same gear a top competitor builds around, and it comes in two sizes: Small (64mm) with 130mm temples, or Large (72mm) with 140mm temples. Check your fit before ordering, since the temple length matters on a bayonet frame. The kit includes two lenses, and extra lenses are sold separately if you want more tint options. For clay shooters who want a fine-tuned, competition-grade setup built around contrast, the Derrick Mein Signature Series is a strong pick.
