NOTE:. Polarized Lenses are not recommended for cockpits. The polarization sometimes filters out lights on cockpit instruments
blackening them, and CRTs, as well as causing a rainbow effect on the windscreen due to the window heat.))
blackening them, and CRTs, as well as causing a rainbow effect on the windscreen due to the window heat.))
Grey Lens - 18% Luminous Transmittance ( Doesn't affect natural color of targets) - Military Requirement !
AGX Lens - 17% Luminous Transmittance (Greenish Lens prevents eye fatigue) - Best for brightest days.
Tan Lens - 22% Luminous Transmittance (Best for overcast skies for improved contrast)
AGX Lens - 17% Luminous Transmittance (Greenish Lens prevents eye fatigue) - Best for brightest days.
Tan Lens - 22% Luminous Transmittance (Best for overcast skies for improved contrast)
All About Randolph Aviation Pillot Sunglasses
Made in the USA
Pilot Pete Supplies chose to offer Randolph for several reasons: They’re functional, rugged, durable, fashionable
and comfortable.
Such a high degree of quality that the Randolph “ AVIATOR” sunglass is official issue to all U.S. Military Aviators and
NASA Astronauts. In fact, over 4 million of these military pilot sunglasses have been issued since 1977!
Hollywood has also endorsed Randolph by using their sunglasses in over 18 movies. The “CONCORD” sunglass is
the model that made “TOP GUN” so famous! Other Randolph pilot sunglasses have been use in Apocalypse Now,
Apollo 13, Men Of Honor just to mention a few. (NOTE: Randolph has never paid a placement fee for inclusion of its
aviation sunglasses in any movie).
Randolph’s drive for superior quality makes its own solder flux, which is why their solder joints are so strong. Under
normal usage they are guaranteed for life!
Randolph Pilot Sunglass Lens Technology
Randolph offers three lens colors in glass: Neutral Grey, AGX (grey/green) and high contrast Tan.
Neutral Grey – True target color 18.4% L.T. – Every color retains its true value. Randolph Neutral Grey 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 originally has before
passing through the lens. (Grey lens also available polarized but not recommended for cockpits). NOTE:. Polarized
Lenses are not recommended for cockpits. The polarization sometimes filters out lights on cockpit instruments
blackening them, and CRTs, as well as causing a rainbow effect on the windscreen due to the window heat.))
AGX (grey/green) - 17 % L.T. - Known as the All American Grey. This lens has a slight green tint to it, making it
the most popular sunglass tint on the market. Selectively filters the colors of the spectrum so that their
transmittance curve closely resembles the sensitive 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 grey lenses due 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.
High Contrast Tan - 21.8% L.T. – Randolph Tan lenses, although lacking the neutrality of grey 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.
Randolph Pilot Sunglass Models
Randolph offers four vintage pilot sunglass designs:
1. The “AVIATOR” sunglass – Built to U.S. Military specifications, over 4 million Randolph Aviators have
been issued since 1977. Rugged and durable, its neutral grey lens givers true color reception. Its unique bayonet
temples are especially comfortable under a helmet or headphones. You can always relay on the Randolph aviator to
perform…especially when you need it.
2. The “CONCORD” sunglass – (Seen in Top Gun) – The Concord has that classic teardrop aviator
shape worn by U.S. Military Pilots throughout WWII. Built rigorous standards as the famous Aviator, this product is
available in two eye sizes, 57mm and 61mm. As well as the neutral grey lens the Concord is available with grey
green, AGX or high contrast tan for low light conditions.
3. The “CREW CHIEF” sunglass - Classic aviator styling with a modern twist. The Crew Chief is
manufactured from high-tech Monel 400-eye wire to give maximum strength in lightweight product. Its dual action,
single piece forged spring hinges and soft silicon nose pads give day long comfort. Crew Chief is available in 23K
Gold and Ruthenium (Gun Metal), platinum based acid resistant plating.
4. The “INTRUDER” sunglass - Introduced in the 1980s these aviation style sunglasses bear a strong
family resemblance to the Aviator and Concord. Built to the same uncompromising standards, the intruder comes
with standard skull temples and tradition cable temples. Cable Temples are particularly useful for active lifestyles.
Like all Randolph products you can be confident that for style and durability you cannot beat the Intruder.
Randolph Frames & Temples
FRAME FINISHES AVAILABLE: 23K Gold, Matte Black, Chrome, Ruthenium (Gun Metal).
TEMPLES AVAILABLE: Bayonet, Spring Skull, and Cable
Made in the USA
Pilot Pete Supplies chose to offer Randolph for several reasons: They’re functional, rugged, durable, fashionable
and comfortable.
Such a high degree of quality that the Randolph “ AVIATOR” sunglass is official issue to all U.S. Military Aviators and
NASA Astronauts. In fact, over 4 million of these military pilot sunglasses have been issued since 1977!
Hollywood has also endorsed Randolph by using their sunglasses in over 18 movies. The “CONCORD” sunglass is
the model that made “TOP GUN” so famous! Other Randolph pilot sunglasses have been use in Apocalypse Now,
Apollo 13, Men Of Honor just to mention a few. (NOTE: Randolph has never paid a placement fee for inclusion of its
aviation sunglasses in any movie).
Randolph’s drive for superior quality makes its own solder flux, which is why their solder joints are so strong. Under
normal usage they are guaranteed for life!
Randolph Pilot Sunglass Lens Technology
Randolph offers three lens colors in glass: Neutral Grey, AGX (grey/green) and high contrast Tan.
Neutral Grey – True target color 18.4% L.T. – Every color retains its true value. Randolph Neutral Grey 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 originally has before
passing through the lens. (Grey lens also available polarized but not recommended for cockpits). NOTE:. Polarized
Lenses are not recommended for cockpits. The polarization sometimes filters out lights on cockpit instruments
blackening them, and CRTs, as well as causing a rainbow effect on the windscreen due to the window heat.))
AGX (grey/green) - 17 % L.T. - Known as the All American Grey. This lens has a slight green tint to it, making it
the most popular sunglass tint on the market. Selectively filters the colors of the spectrum so that their
transmittance curve closely resembles the sensitive 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 grey lenses due 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.
High Contrast Tan - 21.8% L.T. – Randolph Tan lenses, although lacking the neutrality of grey 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.
Randolph Pilot Sunglass Models
Randolph offers four vintage pilot sunglass designs:
1. The “AVIATOR” sunglass – Built to U.S. Military specifications, over 4 million Randolph Aviators have
been issued since 1977. Rugged and durable, its neutral grey lens givers true color reception. Its unique bayonet
temples are especially comfortable under a helmet or headphones. You can always relay on the Randolph aviator to
perform…especially when you need it.
2. The “CONCORD” sunglass – (Seen in Top Gun) – The Concord has that classic teardrop aviator
shape worn by U.S. Military Pilots throughout WWII. Built rigorous standards as the famous Aviator, this product is
available in two eye sizes, 57mm and 61mm. As well as the neutral grey lens the Concord is available with grey
green, AGX or high contrast tan for low light conditions.
3. The “CREW CHIEF” sunglass - Classic aviator styling with a modern twist. The Crew Chief is
manufactured from high-tech Monel 400-eye wire to give maximum strength in lightweight product. Its dual action,
single piece forged spring hinges and soft silicon nose pads give day long comfort. Crew Chief is available in 23K
Gold and Ruthenium (Gun Metal), platinum based acid resistant plating.
4. The “INTRUDER” sunglass - Introduced in the 1980s these aviation style sunglasses bear a strong
family resemblance to the Aviator and Concord. Built to the same uncompromising standards, the intruder comes
with standard skull temples and tradition cable temples. Cable Temples are particularly useful for active lifestyles.
Like all Randolph products you can be confident that for style and durability you cannot beat the Intruder.
Randolph Frames & Temples
FRAME FINISHES AVAILABLE: 23K Gold, Matte Black, Chrome, Ruthenium (Gun Metal).
TEMPLES AVAILABLE: Bayonet, Spring Skull, and Cable
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