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Clearview Customer Reviews | Customer Testimonials & Letters

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Safety on the road is never guaranteed, with accidents frequently happening. But there are things you can do to make your route home safer, and ClearView is a product that can help. Glare can reduce a drivers vision to dangerous levels, putting you in a perilous situation that is hard to avoid. Now, ClearView has an answer that makes driving in challenging conditions a lot safer. These modern night vision glasses can be the difference between a bad accident and getting home safe. They are the driving aid that many people have been searching for, and it is easy to see why. ClearView Are Incredibly Comfortable Because they are something that everyone should have in their car, ClearView night vision glasses are adjustable. This means that anyone can wear them and making them fit to size takes seconds. The adjustable hinge makes them suitable for any face shape or size, meaning any man or woman can benefit from the advanced technology used to increase your ...
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Silver for Britain at Berlin World Cup!

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Sarah Bettles, Eleanor Piper and Bryony Pitman have won a fantastic team silver for Britain at the fourth stage of the Hyundai World Cup in Berlin! The recurvers qualified in 11th spot, earning a bye into last 16 where they faced Germany. It ended in a tie, forcing a shoot-off. Germany shot 25 but the British trio shot an almost perfect 29 and seized the opportunity, going on to defeat China 5-1. That brought them head to head with Chinese Taipei in the semis for one of the closest matches yet. Again, it ended in a tie and Britain edged it by a single point. That left them facing the might of double Olympic Champion and world number one Chang Hye Jin, world number three Kang Chae Young and Jung Dasomi in the battle for gold. Bryony, 21, Sarah, 25, and 19-year-old Eleanor got off to a tentative start but their confidence grew as the match progressed and they hit form. Experience told in the end, though, and the Korean top seeds took the gold medal. Bryony and Patrick Hu...
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Archery GB Team Announcement

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Archery GB is delighted to announce the team representing Great Britain at the forthcoming European Para Archery Championships. The team for European Para Archery Championships from 11 – 19 August in Pilsen, Czech Republic. Information about the event can be found on the following links: https://worldarchery.org/events/calendar?ComId=19282 http://www.pararchery-euro2018.eu/ The following athletes have been selected: W1W: Jo Frith, Victoria Rumary W1M: John Cavanagh CWO: Jess Stretton, Jodie Grinham (Wildcard*) CMO: Nathan Macqueen, John Stubbs RWO: Hazel Chaisty, Tania Nadarajah RMO: Dave Phillips *Jodie has been selected as a wildcard on the basis of her demonstrating internally competitive performances in Italy and Czech Republic. The support team are: Team Manager: Tom Duggan Coaches: Rikki Bingham, Andrea Gales, Charlotte Burgess. Support Staff: Matt Mcgovern, Rich Collins, Bev Collins. Great Britain will also be represented in the VI categ...
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Future stars gearing up for Youth Festival!

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Some of our best young archers are busy preparing for one of their favourite events of the year: Archery GB’s Youth Festival. The world record status competition, which starts on Sunday at Lilleshall and goes on until Friday, will give more than 160 potential future stars the opportunity to compete in the international World Archery target format, including team and mixed team head to heads.  It is part of the 2018 Youth Key Event Series and will also include the junior Euronations tournament. While the competition is hot, the focus is on learning and development in an inclusive environment.  Athletes who are unfamiliar with any aspect of the World Archery format can learn about how the process works from the experts. So what is in store? The festival timetable is: Sunday: Official practice and 720 ranking rounds Monday: Individual head-to-heads (extra matches for eliminated athletes) Tuesday: Mixed team and individual head-to-heads plus Euro-nations team...
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Update: Meet all our world youth champions!

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Britain has another world champion! Compound cadet Lucy Mason romped to victory in the individual title decider at the World Archery Youth Championships in Rosario, Argentina, beating Canada’s Alexandra Paquette. The gloves were off as the fifth and sixth seeds went head to head but Lucy led from the start. The Canadian edged the third end but it was not enough as the 17-year-old, who had earlier seen off Australia’s Niamh Jones, Buse Basak Haney of Turkey India’s Sanchita Tiwari and Mexican top seed Andrea M Becerra Arizaga secured the title with a clear 142-138 win. She is not the only world-beater to emerge from these championships. Yesterday, Sarah Moon and James Howse turned in a stunning performance to claim the compound junior mixed team title after beating the USA 147-138. James later told World Archery: “Coming here, Sarah and I we were feeling really confident, all throughout the eliminations we shot really good, shot well together and it was exactly the same on the...
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Archery World Cup: India's Deepika Kumari wins recurve gold

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Deepika Kumari clinched a gold medal in the women's recurve event at the World Cup after a gap of six years. (World Archery) HIGHLIGHTS Deepika Kumari defeated Germany's Michelle Kroppen 7-3 to clinch recurve individual gold With the win, Deepika qualified for the Archery World Cup Final in Turkey Deepika and Atanu Das lost in the shoot-off of recurve mixed pair section India's Deepika Kumari defeated Germany's Michelle Kroppen 7-3 to clinch the gold medal in the women's recurve event at the World Cup (Stage III) after a gap of six years beating. With the win, she also qualify for the circuit final. Deepika, a four-time World Cup final silver medallist (2011, 2012, 2013 and 2015), automatically qualified for the Archery World Cup Final in Samsun, Turkey, which will be her seventh appearance at the season-ending event. "Finally! That's what I said when I won this gold medal," said Deepika, who's last victory at a World C...
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