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If you are trying to step away from the standard Oakley and Rudy Projects to find a pair of sunglasses that are designed specifically for all types of sports and weather conditions, you may want to check out the ZeroRH+ line of sports sunglasses.

ZeroRH+ eyewear successfully combines technology and style in the archetypal unity of an all-Italian approach to sports and everyday life. From the Redline eyewear which is idyllic for sports that demand high performance like cycling, sailing and mountain sports; to the Blueline of eyewear which is specially designed to perform with freedom of movement so they always guarantee maximum comfort wherever you are and whatever you’re doing, you can’t go wrong with ZeroRH+.

Each of the different styles are designed to be fashionable and sophisticated while still protecting your eyes from the elements. The ZeroRH+ sunglasses line combines the trendy fashion elements that we all love, with the protective elements that we all need. Technically speaking, the ZeroRH+ line are some of the most advanced sunglasses available on the market and there are lots of lenses to choose from, so read carefully to see which ones are best for your particular brand of play time.

Up first are the “See Safe” lenses that are made of a Polycarbonate with UV protection, the ZeroRH+ “See Safe” lenses are made with soft, flexible material called “nxt-soft” with a lifetime shatterproof guarantee. They will protect your eyes from impacts, cuts, scratches, chemicals and atmospheric agents. In other words, ZeroRH+ has you covered from anything that might get into your eyes while riding. Seriously, anything! The “See Safe” Varia photocromatic lenses are more for really low light riding conditions, like you folks who leave work when it’s light and get home when it’s dark. With the Varia photo chromatic lenses, you have a huge range of lighting adjustment from 92% (deep forests, long tunnels, the underworld) to 25% visual coverage (Seattle, Oregon, all of Autumn anywhere except Vegas where its always sunny).

You can also get Green Varia Lenses. Again, these are “See Safe” Lenses, but the Green Varia Lenses have a greater variety of color change in different lighting conditions. These lenses are perfect for overcast rides, like in Coastal communities where the sun has a chance to not only peak out, but burn your retinas out when they glare off the water. The Green Varia Lenses transition from 40% in overcast conditions to 12% when the sun comes out.

The “See Safe” lenses are not the only lenses ZeroRH+ has perfected. They also carry “See Comfort” lenses. The “See Comfort” lenses are made specifically for Zero RH+ by a company called Zeiss. Zeiss is a world renowned optics company who is the leader in developing eyeglass lens designs, coatings and materials. Through intensive research and development, Zeiss Vision continually creates innovative new products that bring better vision to people in all aspects of their lives — all around the globe.

Another type of lens ZeroRH+ offers is the “See Ice” lenses that are designed to protect your visual clarity in even the brightest conditions. Perfect for use with full sun they are perfect for those high mountain rides.

There is also a “See Sea” lens to significantly increase visual performance in marine environments. You are ensured to have a clear view of the horizon while being protected by the brightness of the sun and those brutal reflections off the water with these sunglasses. They are also great with the changing wind conditions that being by the water brings.

Last, but certainly not least in the “See Series” are the “See Polar” lenses that are also made by Zeiss and are polarized to completely cancel out any reflections coming from horizontal surfaces, like water reflections or glare off auto glass.

If you need to optimize contrast and reduce glare, the photo chromic lenses are for you. Sorry, they don’t have a fancy trademarked name that starts with “See”. But they don’t need one because they can stand on their own. These photo chromic lenses offer a wide range of lighting protection from 25% for those cloudy days to a full 92% on the bright ones.

Next up are the ZeroRH+ Polar Varia Lenses which are polar photo chromatic lenses. In layman’s terms, this means that they are polarizing and photo chromatic at the same time. They will easily cancel out all the reflections that come from the horizontal surfaces like road glare or metal reflection. Plus, they adjust to the ambient lighting so you don’t find yourself riding in the dark with sunglasses on just to protect your eyes. They are perfect for battling reflection off of the water or snow so they are recommended for seaside riding as well as lake and alpine locations. The lenses transition from 30% in overcast skies to 12% in sunny situations.

Now that you know the lenses, you have to figure out which frames to choose and there are plenty of those as well in both Redline styles and Blueline styles. Regardless of whether you choose the Redline or the Blueline of frames, they will be all but weightless and the rubber nose piece keeps the sunglasses in place even when you’re sweating like a Sumo Wrestler on round five. The ZeroRH+ line of sunglasses are so advanced that when we saw them at the Interbike convention and tried a few pairs on, we had to carry them because we know you will love them as much as we do.

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Hunting for turkey is not so much different than hunting other game in the woods, but one difference might be the size. To be able to hit such a small target, it is of utmost importance to pattern the shotgun. Not balancing and zeroing the shotgun might keep a hunter from being able to hit that turkey.

There are a few materials available that might help a hunter pattern his gun. For example, many of the better hunting and sports stores offer turkey targets. If a commercially produced target is not preferred, a hunter may draw roughly the size of a turkey’s head on a paper and pin this paper to the usual target used to train.

To properly pattern a gun, targets need to be set up about every ten yards starting at twenty. This means 20 yards from the shooter, 30, 40 and then five yards distance for any targets after the 40 yards one. When shooting at the targets, try out different types and even different brands of ammunition, since most shotguns and rifles have different accuracy levels with different loads. If the hunter is lucky he has one of the few shotguns that is very accurate and there will not be much pattern work necessary. After setting up the targets, the hunter needs to aim at the turkey head. By shooting the head, he will learn several things about the gun (given of course that the shooter is a good shooter). First of all the hunter will learn from his shot pattern, where he has to aim at with the bead of the shotgun to be able to center his shooting pattern on the turkeys head. It will show if the gun is dead on, or maybe a tad bid high or low. As mentioned before, the hunter should try out different loads, so that he can learn which load gives him the best, most accurate pattern.

It is also important to make sure that shots are fired at the further away targets. This will give the hunter his effective range and the maximum at which the hunter can consistently hit the turkey head with this shotgun. To be able to determine this, the hunter needs to have at least four if not five or more shots strike the turkey head.

Patterning a shotgun properly takes some time, but it is time well spent. The more accurate a gun can be shot, the more game the hunter might take home. While if the hunter has to guess where to aim to hit the animal, he for sure will miss a target as small as a turkeys head.

For newbies to the hunting and turkey hunting sport, many hunting books, online pages and even employees at the local shooting range should be able to help. By the way, before going out there and try to pattern a gun in the backyard, make sure that it is allowed to shoot a gun in the backyard. Many states have laws that do not allow for the use of guns within city limits, especially in big suburban neighborhoods. If patterning the gun is still necessary within city limits, the hunter can go to the nearest shooting range and do it there.

It is also important that the hunter does not pattern his shotgun too much ahead of time. Time and even usage can change what the hunter has learned from his gun and therefore, patterning it just before the trip is the better choice.

So, before planning the next turkey hunting trip, it is important to check the gear for completeness and to make sure everything is packed. It is also essential to pattern the gun. The better the gun is zeroed, the better for the hunter, because the hunter can more rely on his skill than on good luck for aiming.

Bill is a turkey hunter enthusiast, and if you would like more tips on turkey hunting with shotgun, please visit http://www.howtohuntturkey.com

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