Flying Eyes Review

[@FlyingEyesWorld]

Hey there! Thank you so much for posting this review. We hope your Rx Luzons are serving you well, and just let us know if you need anything! 😎

[@deansiracusa3966]

Glad to see that you like the glasses! Please do another review after you get your prescription completed!

[@sjohnc]

I bet those would be good for gaming and working from home as well. I have to wear a headset for hours upon hours a day while in meetings.

[@seaux-ryan]

I was just thinking about that lol except I need them in whatever that filter is that reduces the harsh blue light or whatever

[@FlyingEyesWorld]

Hello! We’ll be releasing a lightly tinted non-Rx amber lens with a blue blocking filter for our Kestrel, Cooper, Osprey, and Kingfisher frames in the next couple of weeks for use indoors! Send us an email if you’d like a notification when they’re available on our website!

[@akbarshoed]

This is the most relaxed in flight pilot I've ever seen on KZbin

[@danieldillon9225]

Cozy MK IV + Autopilot = freaking awesome.

[@cozy4build245]

Nice video Russ!

[@steveharmon2366]

Nice auto pilot the glasses are nice also

[@GregoryACross]

$500 a pair? No thank you!

[@SkyMechanic]

Just got mine today…..not impressed. These look and feel like 20.00 sunglasses. I’ll be returning mine

[@ldmax]

They're $219 to $279. The $500 figure he mentioned was to get prescription lenses put in them. My last pair of glasses cost me $700 - eye exam, frames, and lenses. Prescription glasses are not cheap. Flying Eyes frames are cost competitive with frames you'd buy from any optical shop, but they're designed specifically for the specific needs of pilots.

[@ldmax]

@@SkyMechanic They are very lightweight, but extremely durable. Also, vastly more comfortable than any other frames I've ever had. The flexible side arms hug your head instead of wrapping around your ears.