Presented in partnership with Randolph Engineering…
The sunniest holiday of the year is upon us, guys, as Independence Day tends to bring perfect weather, lots of pool time and a little bit more burnt skin the day after (so remember to wear that sunscreen!). But, in addition to protecting your skin from being as red as a lobster, you’ll want to make sure you protect your eyes, too, always having a pair of shades nearby.
To help you with that, Randolph Sunglasses has you covered, with the brand offering up a killer Independence Day sale for you to take advantage of — with savings of up to $120 off on select styles.
Here’s the thing about Randolph Sunglasses, guys; they aren’t your standard, run-of-the-mill kind of shades. Worn by the U.S. Military, including fighter pilots, the shades have been part of the U.S. government since the 1970s, delivering optimum protection (and style).
Now they can be all yours — and save you a couple bucks!
Take a look at some of the styles from Randolph Sunglasses below.
The P3 Shadow
SHOP NOW – As low as $239 $199
The Aviator in Bright Chrome
SHOP NOW – As low as $219 $199
The Cecil Aviator
SHOP NOW – As low as $249 $199
The Hawk
SHOP NOW – As low as $249 $199
After the military design was developed in the early twentieth century, becoming an iconic look when issued to US fighter pilots in Vietnam, Randolph Sunglasses have since put their own spin on the style, adding to the rich history of design and technology. Made in America, Randolph’s shades are stylish and sleek, and come in a dozen different and combinations, all with the brand’s tough SkyTec™ lens provide the ultimate visual experience to reduce eye strain, complete with a multi-layer coating to reduce glare and Blue Wave™ technology to filter out harmful blue light rays.
With that kind of performance and style, why not trust the same shades that our military does for yourself, and snag your favorite pair of Randolph Sunglasses during their Independence Day sale.
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