Aviator Progressive Reading Sunglasses - Polarized with Mirror
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Randolph Engineering has been hand-making eyewear for the US military, NASA, and air forces worldwide since 1972. Hand made in the USA to precise military standards. This flagship model brings angularity to the classic teardrop aviator shape. This square Aviator surpasses rigid military-spec standards. It has been standard issue since 1978.
These glasses are field and battle-tested, suitable for the most demanding adventurer.The bayonet style temples are so well thought out that Randolph calculates the exact angle of the bend on the skull temple to prevent headaches that may sometimes occur from undue temple pressure.
Not all sunglasses work for all face shapes, but the Randolph Aviators are one of the most accommodating. And they are meticulously crafted, balanced perfectly and completely comfortable. Perfect for the man who needs to get things done without having to baby the equipment!
Randolph begins the process with the very best materials, including stay-snug screws, unique metal alloys, and a proprietary solder flux that provides unparalleled joint strength. Then fifty different people cut, mold, twist, tumble and finish the frame over a five-week period. It’s a process that takes more than 200 individual steps to complete. That’s what being the best means to Randolph.
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Aviator Progressive Reading Sunglasses - Polarized with Mirror
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Randolph Engineering has been hand-making eyewear for the US military, NASA, and air forces worldwide since 1972. Hand made in the USA to precise military standards. This flagship model brings angularity to the classic teardrop aviator shape. This square Aviator surpasses rigid military-spec standards. It has been standard issue since 1978.
These glasses are field and battle-tested, suitable for the most demanding adventurer.The bayonet style temples are so well thought out that Randolph calculates the exact angle of the bend on the skull temple to prevent headaches that may sometimes occur from undue temple pressure.
Not all sunglasses work for all face shapes, but the Randolph Aviators are one of the most accommodating. And they are meticulously crafted, balanced perfectly and completely comfortable. Perfect for the man who needs to get things done without having to baby the equipment!
Randolph begins the process with the very best materials, including stay-snug screws, unique metal alloys, and a proprietary solder flux that provides unparalleled joint strength. Then fifty different people cut, mold, twist, tumble and finish the frame over a five-week period. It’s a process that takes more than 200 individual steps to complete. That’s what being the best means to Randolph.
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Randolph Engineering has been hand-making eyewear for the US military, NASA, and air forces worldwide since 1972. Hand made in the USA to precise military standards. This flagship model brings angularity to the classic teardrop aviator shape. This square Aviator surpasses rigid military-spec standards. It has been standard issue since 1978.
These glasses are field and battle-tested, suitable for the most demanding adventurer.The bayonet style temples are so well thought out that Randolph calculates the exact angle of the bend on the skull temple to prevent headaches that may sometimes occur from undue temple pressure.
Not all sunglasses work for all face shapes, but the Randolph Aviators are one of the most accommodating. And they are meticulously crafted, balanced perfectly and completely comfortable. Perfect for the man who needs to get things done without having to baby the equipment!
Randolph begins the process with the very best materials, including stay-snug screws, unique metal alloys, and a proprietary solder flux that provides unparalleled joint strength. Then fifty different people cut, mold, twist, tumble and finish the frame over a five-week period. It’s a process that takes more than 200 individual steps to complete. That’s what being the best means to Randolph.
