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Clarity starts with understanding your setup

  • Optix300 lenses are built for practical clarity and consistency, not marketing hype. We focus on clean sight pictures, reduced distortion, and dependable performance at a fair price—so you can shoot with confidence without paying for inflated branding.

  • Lens power depends on shooting distance, lighting conditions, and personal preference.
    As a general guide:

    • 2x–4x: Indoor ranges, shorter distances, or casual shooting

    • 6x: Most popular all-around choice for target and 3D

    • 8x: Longer distances and experienced shooters who prefer more magnification

    If you’re unsure, we’re happy to help you choose the right lens for your setup.

  • Yes. Optix300 replacement lenses are designed to fit most popular archery scope housings. Each product page lists compatibility details to help ensure a proper fit.

  • Yes. Many shooters use Optix300 lenses for league, 3D, and competitive target archery. They’re designed to provide a clear, reliable sight picture that supports consistent shot execution.

  • Optix300 lenses are engineered to maintain clarity and reduce distortion across varied lighting conditions. While no lens can create light, our designs help maximize visibility when lighting isn’t ideal.

  • Absolutely. If you’re not sure which lens power or option is best for you, you can reach out directly. You’ll get real guidance from a real person, not a sales script.

  • Orders will ship in 2-3 days from placement. Thanks for your support!

  • Yes. Optix300 lenses are backed by a warranty against manufacturing defects. If you experience an issue, contact us and we’ll make it right.

  • A clarifier may be needed if you’re using higher-power lenses (typically 6x and above) and your sight picture appears blurry. The clarifier works with your lens to sharpen the target image. Lower-power lenses often don’t require one, but individual eyesight and setup can affect this.

  • Here’s a simple guide for typical lens powers:

    • +0.25 diopter → 2x lens

    • +0.50 diopter → 4x lens

    • +0.75 diopter → 6x lens

    • +1.0 diopter → 8x lens

    Use this as a starting point. Your eyesight and setup may require small adjustments to get the clearest sight picture.