ESS Goggles

ESS has revolutionised the way military, police, and fire/rescue personnel view eye protection. Purpose-built goggles, eyeshields, and sunglasses feature ballistic impact resistance, proprietary anti-fog technology, and the highest levels of safety, performance, and comfort.

American, British, and Australian armed forces (among many others) have already selected ESS products for their soldiers. Innovative ideas, patented designs, and unmatched production capacity position ESS as the world’s premier manufacturer of eye protection systems (NSN and laser protection available).

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