Original Aviator in White (As Seen In STREET FIGHTER)

$69.00 CAD
Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 1028 reviews
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An American icon, now in matte white.

First introduced in 1993, the Original Aviator BluBlocker quickly became a cultural staple — made famous through Venice Beach TV ads and Hollywood features. These matte white frames were spotted on

Ken Masters in Street Fighter (2026) and,

Jay Kulina (Jonathan Tucker) in the hit MMA series Kingdom (2014).

What's inside the lens:

  • Blocks 100% of UV light and 100% of blue light
  • High-resolution Amber lenses for legendary BluBlocker clarity
  • No squinting at the beach, on a hike, or while walking in the city

Specs: Lens Width 67mm | Bridge Width 16mm | Temple Length 152mm

Drawstring pouch included.

Lens Specifications

BluBlocker™ high resolution lenses give you a truly unique ownership experience. Amazing Amber lensed clarity — this is what our legendary reputation was built on. They block 100% of UV and blue light, keeping your eyes relaxed—no squinting at the beach, on a hike, or while walking in the city.

Measurements

Lens Width 67mm, Bridge Width 16mm, Temple Length 152mm

average rating 4.9 out of 5
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Reviewed by Matt G.
Rated 5 out of 5

Saw Street Fighter

I got an ad for this after seeing SF in theaters and I had to pull the trigger on these ! Once I received them I was blown away at the visual quality and they are stylish . It’s literally like putting rose colored glasses on! Every thing looks great ✅💪🏻

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