Rangers are very good. You can have your Rx (if you need one) in the lens itself. So you are only looking through one lens. This offers you the least amount of weight on your nose!!! You also have the option if your Rx changes every year, to have regular lenses, with a clear set of Rx inside the colored Ranger lens. So you only have to have one set of lenses replaced every time your Rx changes. But, now your looking through two sets of lenses and have twice the weight on your nose.
The Pilla's are by far the best and clearest of all the shooting glasses. However, you can't get a Rx in the colored lens itself. So you are forced to buy there regular colored lens and have a clear set of lens that sit inside the colored set if you need a Rx. So your looking through two sets of lenses that have twice the chance of fogging and having dirt on as well. Not to mention the extra weight on your nose with 4 lenses on your nose at a time. This has kept me from switching to Pilla's. One set of lenses are much lighter on my nose. In the long run I can't see how the Pilla's would benefit me (since I need a Rx) if I switched looking through two sets of lenses???
So if you don't need a Rx I would recommend the Pilla's if you have the cash to spare for shooting glasses. The two most important factors in breaking a moving target are
1) having a shotgun that fits you properly
2) being able to see the target clearly in any light condition and background.
Only you can decide if you want to try the double set of lenses if you need a Rx.
Only you can decide if you want to spend twice as much for a pair of shooting glasses!!! How badly do you want to progress to the next class??? Or are you happy in the class your in??? Best of Luck on your Journey!!! break em all jeff
