Scheyden B-24 Liberator Titanium Pilot Focused Aviator Sunglasses
Inspired by the B-24 Liberator. Hand-crafted titanium. Built for pilots who honor aviation history. The Scheyden B-24 Liberator pays tribute to one of WWII's most iconic heavy bombers — the Consolidated B-24 Liberator, which flew more missions than any other American aircraft of the war. These hand-crafted titanium aviator sunglasses carry that same spirit of precision, endurance, and purpose. Ultralight, incredibly durable, and slim enough to fit comfortably under any headset or hat, the B-24 Liberator is a sunglass worthy of the name it bears. Handmade in Japan.
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Why Choose the Scheyden B-24 Liberator?
- Hand-Crafted Pure Titanium Frame — Ultralight, hypoallergenic, and built to last. Titanium's unmatched strength-to-weight ratio means you'll barely notice them on — even after hours in the cockpit.
- Slim, Adjustable Temples — Engineered to fit comfortably under headsets and hats without pressure points or noise leakage. The pilot's standard for a reason.
- Soft, Fully Adjustable Silicone Nose Pads — Secure, stable, and comfortable for all-day wear. Stays in place through every maneuver.
- Silicone Temple Tips — Sleek, comfortable, and non-slip for a refined fit.
- Superior Optical Clarity — Premium lens options in Bronze or Grey, with polarized and RX options available.
- WWII Heritage Design — Inspired by the classic aviator silhouette worn by the crews of the B-24 Liberator. A piece of aviation history on your face.
- Prescription Available — Single vision, bifocal, and progressive RX options. Call 866-440-2461 to add a prescription to your order.
Choosing Your Lens Color
| Lens Color | Best For |
|---|---|
| Bronze | Enhanced contrast and depth perception — excellent in variable light, hazy conditions, and at altitude |
| Grey | True color perception — the most versatile choice for bright conditions and everyday flying |
Note: Non-polarized lenses are recommended for pilots — polarized lenses can interfere with LCD cockpit displays and glass cockpit instruments.
Call 866-440-2461 to order your prescription lenses:
Prescription Options:
- Single Vision — +$220.00
- Bifocal — +$260.00
- Progressive — +$300.00
Shipping & Returns
- Ships within 1–2 business days
- Free returns within 30 days — no questions asked
- Prescription orders are non-returnable once lenses are cut
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If you need to exchange your purchase for any reason, we will provide a free shipping label for your return, If you want to exchange your purchase for any reason, we will provide a free label for your return, as well as a free label for the exchange shipment to you.
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