Good sunglasses for ANR headsets
Hey guys,
I wanted to see if anyone here has recommendations for sunglasses that work well with ANR headsets. I have Bose A20's and I used to use my Ray-Bans which had thick temples. They would break the seal around the ear and reduce the ANR in addition to being painful while wearing a headset. I have done many searches and have not seen much other than Randolph, Ray Ban, American Optical and maybe one other. I actually had bought a pair of "Aviator" from Randolph. While the glasses themselves were high quality, the temple is too thick and interferes/ hurts while using a headset. Recently I came across a company called flying eyes optics (https://flyingeyesoptics.com/). It looks like they are based out of Austin, TX. They have sunglasses with a 1mm thick/ flexible temples. The website states they are designed specifically to fit well with a headset or motorcycle helmet. Does anyone have experience with this company or their sunglasses? Thanks. |
Serengeti are definitely my favorite for driving/flying.
Currently wearing these with my Bose X and they're great. https://www.opticsplanet.com/serenge...unglasses.html |
Only those without debt should pay more than $30 for sunglasses.
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Originally Posted by As Briefed
(Post 2910937)
Only those without debt should pay more than $30 for sunglasses.
Military aviator shades are designed for O2 masks and headsets. Pretty sure there are commercially available variants of that. |
[QUOTE=As Briefed;2910937]Only those without debt should pay more than $30 for sunglasses.[/QUOTE
Yeah, no. Maybe for posing on the boulevard, you can just “get yourself some cheap sunglasses.” As a professional flyer, good shades are an essential element of my gear. I need prescription lenses that fit well under the ear cups. I won’t find them for $30. And wouldn’t trust them if I could find them. For several years I have used flightsunglasses-“dot”-com to get prescription Serengeti ‘Dante’ shades. A pilot on our list is a dealer, and provides great service. |
Maui Jim has different models with very thin flexing frames.
https://slimages.macysassets.com/is/...t,1&$filtersm$ |
Thanks for the input from everyone. I was somewhat leaning towards the flying eyes optics, as what I have seen on their website looks pretty good. Also their reviews are great. Though they seem fairly new relative to some of the other companies.
I will let you all know what I end up going with. Thanks. |
Originally Posted by TiredSoul
(Post 2911511)
Maui Jim has different models with very thin flexing frames.
https://slimages.macysassets.com/is/...t,1&$filtersm$ |
You forgot very expensive
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Flying eyes worked great under my bose headset with their flexibility
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