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Bong Aviator Progressive Reading Glasses, Grey

Bong Aviator Progressive Reading Glasses, Grey

Last price we saw

$69.00at vegoos.com, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the Bong Aviator Progressive Reading Glasses, Grey

The Bong Aviator Progressive Reading Glasses are metal-frame aviator readers with gray-tinted progressive lenses. The tinted lenses cut glare outdoors, but the progressive grind means you look through the top for distance and the bottom for close work, so the tint sits over both zones. No current price or price history was provided, so check the latest quote against other metal aviator readers before buying.

Best forShoppers who want one pair for reading and outdoor glareAviator-style frame fansUnisex wearers wanting a metal frameOccasional near-and-far use, not all-day computer work
Pros
  • Metal aviator frame is light and folds flat for a case
  • Gray tint reduces glare in bright light
  • Progressive lenses cover distance and reading in one pair
  • Unisex styling suits most faces
Cons
  • Tinted lenses are a poor fit for dim indoor reading
  • Progressive zones take time to get used to
  • No price history given, so value is hard to judge
  • Metal frames can feel cold and slip without nose pads adjusted

Bong Aviator Progressive Reading Glasses, Grey prices at every store

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Bong Aviator Progressive Reading Glasses, Grey price history

Lowest price we've seen: $69.00 on Nov 1 at vegoos.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

Specifications

Silhouette
Aviator
Material
Metal
Department
Unisex
Lens Color
Gray

Questions and answers

Are these good for reading indoors?
The gray tint dims light, so they suit bright rooms and outdoors better than dim indoor reading. For night or low-light reading, a clear progressive reader is the better pick.
How do progressive lenses work in these glasses?
The top of the lens is set for distance and the bottom for close work, with a gradual blend between. You tilt your head to find the right zone, which takes a few days of practice.
Can I wear them driving?
The gray tint helps with daytime glare, but progressive lenses can blur side vision at first. Get used to them before driving, and do not wear tinted lenses at night.
What is the frame made of?
The frame is metal in an aviator silhouette. Metal aviators are light but can bend, so store them in a case.
When is the best time to buy?
No price history was provided for this pair, so compare the current quote with other metal aviator readers before buying. Reader prices often drop during seasonal sales.