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Original Aviator Polarized in Demi-Tortoise

$58 USD $68 USD
Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 55 reviews

Polarized Version

The classic aviator BluBlocker sunglasses have a legacy all their own. First introduced to the public in 1993 through our Venice Beach TV ads, featuring Dr Geek, and their claim to fame in The Hangover, worn by both Alan (Zach Galifianakis) and Carlos (the baby) in 2009.  

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

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average rating 4.9 out of 5
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Reviewed by Marilyn
Rated 5 out of 5

5 Stars

As always reliable quality and polarizing at a good price point

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