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Captain Blunt's Red-Eye

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Category: aviator MACH G

These red aviator sunglasses are named after Captain Blunt, a real pilot who happens to be our co-founder’s dad. That’s the only reference these no slip red frames and polarized red reflective lenses are making. Great for biking, running, golfing, and eating olympic quantities of taquitos.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 67 reviews)

Edward F. ★★★★★

The polarized red reflective lenses are surprisingly crisp even on a bright highway drive, and the no-slip frames stayed put through a sweaty afternoon. I’ve worn aviators for years, but these are the first pair that feel heavy enough to be solid without digging into my head.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The red mirrored lenses really cut the glare on bright afternoons, and the no-slip frame keeps them planted on my nose even when I'm sweating. Makes reading highway signs way less of a squint-fest.

Steven ★★★★★

The polarized red lenses cut glare beautifully while driving—I barely noticed the sun today. And knowing they're named after a real pilot adds a cool backstory.

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