Lemme know if you have a link to one of those other ones. I've been trying to find one and could find the zip-up cases, but none with MOLLE compatability

Thanks for that link though, might come in handy some day.

Something like this is more suited for the field, but I just wish they had firm walls like the Oakley ones to keeps your shades from getting smashed.

What glasses do you have? I'm just wondering because I'm looking into getting a replacement set of lenses for my Oakleys (long story, I'll explain in a minute, but I got them for free) but at $50-$70 I'm not sure if I should just go for some ESS glasses.

That is a Condor brand case above.

I wear Oakley Gascans with amber polarized lenses everyday, and Wiley X in the field. I paid about 70 bucks for the Oakleys on the military issue site and the Wileys were issued to me with good ole tax dollars.

I know that all ESS packages ship with a hard case, but it doesn't have MOLLE compatibility

Oh hey, whaddya know, it does have MOLLE: http://www.esseyepro.com/ICE-Protective-Case_94_detail.html

I wish I could get stuff off Oakley's mil site. But I guess I'll have to do with civvy prices for now.

Everyone I have been issued always had Molle.

I prefer Oakleys back in garrison. I prefer not to look military when home.

I got my Oakleys during a Ranger demonstration I attended at Camp Merill with some friends. It was called Ranger day and they had a bunch of static displays set up and a hand to hand fighting demonstration. They then demonstrated a fast rope insertion and ambush. After that we were allowed to go through the woods where the rangers were looking for spent brass and such. I found one of two 7.62 shells found that day, about 30 5.56, two spent detonators for smoke. My dad found an ammo case and this pair of Oakleys. About a year later we were cutting down trees in my backyard, he said to go get some eyepro and that he had found some new ones about a year before. I picked them up, saw the silver O and then explained that these were $130 new. I looked them up and they're the Industrial M-frames with a clear lens. Lens is incredibly scratched up but still tough as nails.