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A.o. original pilot sunglasses 55MM us military issue
A. O.- PILOT SUNGLASSES- MILITARY ISSUE- SIZE 55-20- BAYONET STYLE TEMPLES- TRUE COLOR GREY GLASS LENSES
The US Armed Forces best-kept secret is now available to you! The Original Pilot Sunglass is performance-tested with classic aviator styling and is standard-issue to all branches of the US Military. They have been a favorite of US military pilots and aviators for more than 40 years! Engineered to rigid military specs and issued to millions of US soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen since 1958. The rugged and sturdy structure and high quality finishing of the steel alloy frame coupled with distortion free, toughened and polished True Color glass lens have made these the standard bearer of all fine military sunglasses. These are 55mm lens size in a gold frame. Made in the USA (these sunglasses are made in the USA, but some components may be imported). Comes with a protective carrying case. Manufacturer's lifetime warranty*.
TEMPLES AVAILABLE ARE BAYONET- SPATULA- COMFORT CABLE
LENS SIZES ARE 52mm- 55mm- 57mm
LENSES ARE AVAILABLE IN TRUE COLOR GREY GLASS- COLOR CORRECT GREY POLARIZED POLYCARBONATE- HIGH CONTRAST AMBER (BROWN) POLARIZED POLYCARBONATE
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