Randolph Engineering Military Aviator non-prescription sunglasses

Ready-to-wear sunglasses, with ground and polished impact-resistant glass lenses. If you were in the military service in the past 50 years or so, you probably had a pair of these. They are known for their tough reliability, should give you years of service. Have been best sellers for us for many years. They have soft-silicone snap-in nose pads for easy replacement. They come with your choice of 4 different temples, 3 frame colors, 4 frame sizes and several glass lenses.

Important: When you use the pull down menu's above the price of the glasses may change resulting in the extra cost of certain lenses, such as Polarized lenses. All lenses listed is an asterik (*) are combinations of sunglasses not offered by Randolph Engineering that are custom made in our lab with Randolph frames and our lenses.

Frame colors:

• Gold
• Matte Black
• Matte Chrome

Frame sizes:

• Large 58mm size frame is 149mm wide, fits large faces best.
• Medium 55mm size frame is 143mm wide, fits medium faces best.
• Small 52mm size frame is 137mm wide, fits small to medium face best.
• Extra-small 50mm size frame is 132mm wide, fits small faces best.

Available with choice of 4 temples:

• Skull temples, 140mm
• Bayonet straight temples
• Regular Cable temples, 150mm size fits same as heads that use 135 to 140mm skull temples
• Long Cable temples, 160mm size fits same as heads that us 145 to 155mm skull temples

Glass Non-prescription Lens choices: Dark Grey, Kontraster, Natural Green, American Grey (G-15 GreyGreen), Changeable Grey (PhotoGrey Extra), Autumn Gold (Ambermatic), Dark Grey Polarized Glass, Kontraster Polarized Glass

          Dark Grey                Kontraster            Autumn Gold (AmberMaic)

                     Natural Green        American Grey (G-15 GreyGreen)

Actual size photos of these frames are available in our Printed Catalog PDF file, printing out the page that these frames are on will allow you to compare sizes, you can lay your current glasses over the photos, or check temple lengths. Or, if you need prescription lenses in this frame you can also find information on that.