Kestrel Aviator sunglasses are engineered to be amazingly comfortable
with a helmet or headset. Designed for those with small to medium size
heads and faces. The entire frame and temples are made of Resilamide™ --
a material that is primarily used in aerospace because it is super
light and flexible, yet virtually unbreakable.
The flexibility of the 1mm-thin temples gives you ultimate comfort
because you will no longer experience the pain or discomfort from
traditional eyewear while wearing a helmet or headset. If you wear a
noise-canceling headset, the temples are thin enough to eliminate noise
leaks.
Flying Eyes temples wrap smoothly around your head and do not wrap
around/behind your ears. This means you can easily slide them on or off
while wearing any helmet or headset.
Flying Eyes has a commitment to precision eyewear with the highest
quality polycarbonate lenses that offer uncompromised clarity and
shatter resistance and block 100% UV light, and they're non-polarized by
default. Mirrored lenses are only colored on one side; there is no color distortion while wearing.
Each set of Flying Eyes eyewear comes with its own protective case
and a soft, microfiber cleaning cloth/bag. And like all Flying Eyes
eyewear, they are prescription compatible.
Want to know what makes Kestrel Aviator Sunglasses special?
- Micro-thin Resilamide™ are 1mm thin for ultimate comfort and functionality
- Temples that wrap around your head; not around your ears
- Shatterproof, polycarbonate lenses that block 100% UV light which keep your eyes safe
- Soft, smooth-surface nose-pad keeps
glasses properly positioned and balanced for optimal fit and doesn't get
tangled in hair when worn on top of the head
- Prescription compatible
Kestrel: Stats
- Frame Size: 128mm wide
- Lens Size: 59mm wide x 45mm height (11mm bridge)
- Frame Front: Matte Black Resilamide™
- Temples: Glossy Black 1mm thin Resilamide™
- Lens: Highest quality shatterproof polycarbonate, offering amazing clarity
- Protection: UV400, blocks 100% of UV light, and non-polarized by default
