SDA Blue Mirror Aviator w/Dlx Hard Case

$19.99 -- Dark Smoke Tint, Blue Mirror Lenses, Chrome Frame

Purchase SDA Blue Mirror Aviator w/Dlx Hard Case

NOTE: We are currently out of stock on our Blue Mirror Aviators. We are working very hard to get re-stocked due to the popularity of this item. We currently have a production run of an improved version of this model preparing to start in December. We anticipate being back in stock prior to the end of January 2012.

See our video at the bottom of this page for a quick 30 second overview of this product.

For quite some time we at SDA have admired the looks of blue mirror aviator sunglasses. But finding good quality product from the world-wide market has been problematic, until now. When all else failed, after years of trial and error, we decided to have our own designed in Italy and manufactured in the Far East.

Manufactured exclusively for SDA to our specifications, our blue mirror sunglasses are stunningly good looking with a quality level that defies their price.

The lens tint is our traditional dark smoke that provide full UVA/UVB ultraviolet ray protection. Dark smoke is a neutral tint that does not distort colors. These lenses are optically correct and will not cause parallax distortion. They also are CE approved for Europe and are marked accordingly.

The lenses are layered multiple times with various metals to create the blue mirroring. This is a solid blue mirror, not the 'revo' lenses that change color between blue, green and yellow. Mirroring provides additional protection from bright sunlight and damaging ultraviolet rays. These are an excellent choice for snow conditions, beach or lake wear, fishing, recreational shooting, desert sports or long distance driving, anywhere protection from bright sunlight is required.

The lenses are a sturdy 1.5 millimeter thick shatter resistant ballistic polycarbonate. Thick lenses prevent frame flexing. Thin lenses cause the frame to distort over time, which eventually leads to the lenses falling out of the frame. Our frames will retain their form. The lens-to-frame fit is extremely secure with full encapsulation of the lens around the entire circumference. Compare to dime store sunglasses at .65 or 1.0 millimeter thick lenses. It's the difference between a sturdy long-lasting pair of sunglasses and poor quality junk.

The lenses are 2" tall by 2 1/4" wide. The frame is slightly over 5 1/4" wide, for a nice fit on small to medium size heads. Due to the flexibility of the temple arms, it will fit larger head sizes as well. These are not the 'over-sized' styles of the 1980s. The are nicely sized lenses at 57 millimeters, which match traditional military aviator sizes.

The frame is finished to a smooth polish and chrome-plated multiple times to give it a rich appearance. The nose pads are self-adjusting soft silicone that are also manually adjustable to allow for a perfect fit. The temple arms are screwed in place, not stamped or riveted.

Our SDA blue aviators are very light-weight yet sturdy enough for sporting activities or all day wear on those long trips. They are striking in their design and looks. If you like maximum protection from sunlight and ultraviolet rays, want good looks and the exotic look of blue mirroring at a price that has made us the choice of military and civilian pilots world-wide, look no further. We know you will be very pleased with the quality and design of our blue mirror aviators.

We include our padded hard case designed specifically for aviator sunglasses. There are no shipping or handling charges or hidden fees to U.S. and APO/FPO addresses. The price you see is the price delivered to your door. Expedited shipping is available for a reasonable fixed rate charge.

If you have noticed the reemergence of aviators in the last couple years, there is a reason. Aviators look good on virtually every facial structure, male or female. And nothing beats the looks of mirrored aviators, especially very rare solid blue mirrored aviators. We've been in this business a long time, and finding decent quality in solid blue mirroring is next to impossible, until now.