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P3 Shadow Progressive No Line Reading Sunglasses
Randolph Engineering has been hand-making eyewear for the US military, NASA, and air forces worldwide since 1972. Hand made in the USA to precise military standards.
The P3 was originally designed for submarine crews. Here, the circular lens offers a cool contemporary look with a nod to the retro. The P3 Shadow offer slight variations of the timeless P3 with titanium nose pads and a support bar at the top.
Randolph begins the process with the very best materials, including stay-snug screws, unique metal alloys, and a proprietary solder flux that provides unparalleled joint strength. Then fifty different people cut, mold, twist, tumble and finish the frame over a five-week period. It’s a process that takes more than 200 individual steps to complete. That’s what being the best means to Randolph.
The P3 was originally designed for submarine crews. Here, the circular lens offers a cool contemporary look with a nod to the retro. The P3 Shadow offer slight variations of the timeless P3 with titanium nose pads and a support bar at the top.
Randolph begins the process with the very best materials, including stay-snug screws, unique metal alloys, and a proprietary solder flux that provides unparalleled joint strength. Then fifty different people cut, mold, twist, tumble and finish the frame over a five-week period. It’s a process that takes more than 200 individual steps to complete. That’s what being the best means to Randolph.
Randolph Engineering has been hand-making eyewear for the US military, NASA, and air forces worldwide since 1972. Hand made in the USA to precise military standards.
The P3 was originally designed for submarine crews. Here, the circular lens offers a cool contemporary look with a nod to the retro. The P3 Shadow offer slight variations of the timeless P3 with titanium nose pads and a support bar at the top.
Randolph begins the process with the very best materials, including stay-snug screws, unique metal alloys, and a proprietary solder flux that provides unparalleled joint strength. Then fifty different people cut, mold, twist, tumble and finish the frame over a five-week period. It’s a process that takes more than 200 individual steps to complete. That’s what being the best means to Randolph.
The P3 was originally designed for submarine crews. Here, the circular lens offers a cool contemporary look with a nod to the retro. The P3 Shadow offer slight variations of the timeless P3 with titanium nose pads and a support bar at the top.
Randolph begins the process with the very best materials, including stay-snug screws, unique metal alloys, and a proprietary solder flux that provides unparalleled joint strength. Then fifty different people cut, mold, twist, tumble and finish the frame over a five-week period. It’s a process that takes more than 200 individual steps to complete. That’s what being the best means to Randolph.
$83.65
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$239.00
$83.65Description
Randolph Engineering has been hand-making eyewear for the US military, NASA, and air forces worldwide since 1972. Hand made in the USA to precise military standards.
The P3 was originally designed for submarine crews. Here, the circular lens offers a cool contemporary look with a nod to the retro. The P3 Shadow offer slight variations of the timeless P3 with titanium nose pads and a support bar at the top.
Randolph begins the process with the very best materials, including stay-snug screws, unique metal alloys, and a proprietary solder flux that provides unparalleled joint strength. Then fifty different people cut, mold, twist, tumble and finish the frame over a five-week period. It’s a process that takes more than 200 individual steps to complete. That’s what being the best means to Randolph.
The P3 was originally designed for submarine crews. Here, the circular lens offers a cool contemporary look with a nod to the retro. The P3 Shadow offer slight variations of the timeless P3 with titanium nose pads and a support bar at the top.
Randolph begins the process with the very best materials, including stay-snug screws, unique metal alloys, and a proprietary solder flux that provides unparalleled joint strength. Then fifty different people cut, mold, twist, tumble and finish the frame over a five-week period. It’s a process that takes more than 200 individual steps to complete. That’s what being the best means to Randolph.
