Rudy Project Spinshield Air Sunglasses

Rudy Project Spinshield Air Sunglasses

Lightness, a wide field of vision, and attention to design define the heart of SPINSHIELD AIR, which thanks to its Half Rim frame is perfect for those seeking a light and impactful style.

As with its predecessor Spinshield, thanks to its cylindrical, wide-coverage lens, it guarantees clear and safe peripheral vision, covering the eyes as well as possible and making it perfect for both leisure and sporting activities such as jogging or cycling.

There is no shortage of comfort-related technical features such as the ergonomic 'Pro-Fit' geometry of the temples, which is designed to ensure a stable and comfortable fit at all times, as well as the 'ultra grip' soft rubber end pieces and nose pads. Spare nose pads in two sizes, standard and large (for smaller nose bridges) are available for purchase to keep your Spinshield's in tip-top shape!

SPINSHIELD AIR also introduces an optical solution that is much in demand among sportsmen for this type of product. Rudy Project confirms its focus on prescription solutions for sport by making this lifestyle model compatible with RX solutions thanks to a new optical insert specially designed for cylindrical lenses.

-RP D Centered Optics
- Safety Hinges
- No Slip Grip Temples
- No Slip Grip Nosepads

 

See Rudy Project Brand page for lens color descriptions. 

Eyesize:147 shield, B:  N/A  TL:  125mm Dimensions: A:147, B:59. Weight: .9oz, 26g. 

 

Rudy Project Prescription Information

Prices shown for all options are for single vision (SV) prescription lenses only. Progressive lenses are available in store only or see our prescription information page for other options for obtaining progressive lenses. 

 RX insert. Maximum prescription range -7.00 to +4.00 total power (sphere plus cylinder).  This is a piece that carries the prescription and snaps in behind the non-prescription Rudy Project lenses. This allows you to change out the front lens for various light conditions while only purchasing one pair of prescription lenses. This is the most economical way to go and is a good option for contact lens wearers who only need to occasionally insert the prescription adapter.