Scheyden FAQ
What are Scheyden glasses?
Pilot's glasses: titanium frames of 10 to 18 grams with temples thin enough to sit under a headset for six hours. Most take single vision or a bifocal with the segment set for the instrument panel. Prescription range about -6.00 to +4.00 with cylinder to -2.00; high-index above ±4.00. Made in small batches, not cheap, and we order the prescription lenses from Scheyden's own lab.
Which Scheyden models do you carry?
The CIA Grabber in two sizes, the CIA Panorama, the Looper for golf, and a few goggles. Twenty-odd items across aviation, golf and fishing.
Are Scheyden lenses polarized?
Both ways. Pilots usually want non-polarized, because polarization blanks out cockpit screens; the fishing and golf models come polarized. The product page says which.




















































































