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About Randolph Engineering Aviators
Randolph has been producing top quality aviator eyewear since
1972. For almost 35 years, Randolph aviator sunglasses have
been standard issue to U.S. military aviators. It is also
standard military issue of many air forces
around the world.
Seen in countless movies over the years ranging from Top Gun, to most recently Flight of the Phoenix worn by
actor Dennis Quaid, Randolph
Engineering has never paid for product inclusion in movies.
That's because when producers and directors want authenticity in their
movies, they select Randolph aviator sunglasses. Others may claim
to be "military aviators", but only one company is the prime contract
supplier to the U.S. Air Force, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard, NASA and
Army... and that's Randolph Engineering.
Made
in the USA - All Randolph products have been meticulously handcrafted
at their facility in Randolph, Massachusetts since 1972.
Utilizing
only the finest materials available to the industry, Randolph's
American craftsmen and women bring to you one of the world's best
sunglasses. Over the years, Randolph has retained an integrated
manufacturing approach with the end benefit being a level of American
made quality, craftsmanship and comfort unequaled in the industry.
FRAMES
RX Quality:
All Randolph frames are built to ophthalmic quality standards.
Due to these demanding standards, Randolph frames are suitable for
conversion to Rx prescription lenses in all their aviator base models.
Lifetime Solder Joint
Guarantee:
Randolph feels so strongly about it's quality that they will repair or
replace any broken solder joint for the lifetime of the product
assuming normal use. We talked with one of Randolph's
management recently and they told us quite proudly of a customer who
returned his 19-year-old Randolph aviator sunglass for a broken solder
joint. Randolph took care of the customer, no charge.
Randolph Design:
All Randolph products are designed and manufactured with quality,
function, and performance as the key components. We then wrap
this technology into a classic or contemporary design that will give
customers years of satisfaction. Randolph designs incorporate a
high degree of comfort resulting in hours of extended wear. While
fashion may fade in and out of the consumer marketplace, the quality
found in Randolph product will never go out of style.
Randolph Materials:
Randolph's 18% nickel silver frames provide unequaled strength and
solder joint integrity. The sleek monel frames offer a slender
profile and secure fit. They do not compromise quality even when
selecting something as trivial as a lens screw. The nose pads are
made of soft silicone so that the frames will not slip even under
conditions of heavy perspiration.
Frame Finishes:
Every frame is hand polished prior to plating or coloration. The
gold frames incorporate a heavy 23 karat gold plate; the matte black
finishes consist of a durable three step process; state of the art gold
and silver finishes are applied on selected fashion styles; and our
elegant Ruthenium (gun metal) finish will last a lifetime. All
frames are topped off with corrosion resistant clear coat that further
protects the product.
LENSES
Mineral Crown Glass Lenses:
Randolph's mineral lenses are ground and polished to precise optical
distortion-free standards. Optically ground glass lenses provide
the highest level of visual acuity, which is why it's used in high
quality cameras and telescopes. Glass lenses offer the best
scratch resistant properties of all lens materials. In addition,
every Randolph glass lens is chem-tempered to resist breakage; then
100% drop-ball tested to meet FDA and ANSI standards (glass lenses are
not shatterproof). Randolph offers three lens colors on selected
modes; Neutral Gray, AGX (gray/green) and a High Contrast Tan.
Maximum UV Absorption:
All lenses absorb 98-100% of harmful ultraviolet rays.
Maximum Glare Reduction:
Lenses are designed to help check harsh direct or indirect glare.
Optimum Visible
Transmittance:
Lens densities (darkness) allow only 15-18% of pass-through light; the
ideal comfort level for most wearers, and the recommended light
transmission for military and commercial pilots.
Neutral Gray Mineral (US
Military Issue):
Randolph Neutral Gray lenses offers absolute true color
reception. Worn by U.S. Military pilots and NASA astronauts;
colors come through naturally resulting in hours of comfort.
Light reaches the eye with the same color compositions that it had
before passing through the lens.
High Contrast Tan Mineral:
Randolph Tan lenses, although lacking the neutrality of gray and green
lenses, are also widely accepted of those needing eye protection on
bright overcast days. This lens will cut off the transmittance of
easily scattered blue light, thus having the effect of increasing
contrast and visual acuity. This lens will perform well in low
light situations encountered in haze and fog.
AGX (gray/green) Mineral:
Known as the "All American Gray", this lens has a slight green tint to
it, making it the most popular sunglass tint on the market. AGX
selectively filters the colors of the spectrum so that their
transmittance curve closely resembles the sensitivity curve of the
eye. Thus colors are only slightly changed. Evidence
indicates that the eye's focusing system is largely keyed to the green
wavelengths of the spectrum. Because green and gray lenses do not
shift the color balance away from green they do not disturb the eye's
focusing system. The result? Vision stays sharp through
lenses of these colors.
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