Flying Eyes Cooper Aviators

Flying Eyes was founded and engineered BY pilots FOR pilots.

 As headset technology improved, the ear cups on those headsets got tighter and tighter to passively reduce noise.

• Pressure from the clamping springs on the headset was creating leverage on those rigid temples, causing pain and discomfort for people who simply can't risk flying without UV protection for their eyes. (All of our lenses have 100% UV protection without using polarization - though you can choose polarized if you'd like.)
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• The gap formed between the cup and the wearer's head by the frames were allowing noise leaks that ruined the purpose of the tight-fitting cups. 
  
  

The founder of Flying Eyes tried many brands of sunglasses to find ones that were comfortable, effective at reducing noise leaks, and actually protected his eyes. Why was that so difficult?

He figured if it didn't exist, he could make it exist, and - voila! - Flying Eyes Optics was born. 

What Makes Us Different?

Our temples are made of a super-flexible, extremely lightweight patented material that allows the temples to conform to your head instead of curving around your ears.

They're easy to put on and take off while wearing a headset or helmet. The flexibility of the temple material and shatterproof polycarbonate lenses means these glasses are very hard to break (seriously, you practically have to try). 

Flying Eyes Features:

• Micro-thin Resilamide™ are 1mm thin for ultimate comfort and functionality
• Temples that wrap around your head; not around your ears
• Shatterproof, polycarbonate lenses that block 100% UVA/B light
• Soft, smooth-surface nose-pad keeps glasses properly Flying Eyes Features:
• positioned and balanced for optimal fit

Cooper Aviator Stats:

• Frame Size: 146mm wide
• Lens Size: 60mm wide x 51mm height (14mm bridge)
• Frame Front: Matte Black 1mm thin Resilamide™
• Temples: Highest quality shatterproof polycarbonate, offering amazing clarity
• Protection: UV400, blocks 100% of UVA/B light, and non-polarized by default