Garry Korpi of RC Online wears his Zurich Sunglasses while flying his full scale J3 Cub and Glassair as well as when racing his giant scale AT-6 racer for Area 51 Racing.

I've bought both the Zurich mirror-finish grey glasses and the yellow ones, and I probably wouldn't have been that generous will myself had I not heard the comments made by some of the pilots of the full-size Reno racers. They were absolutely ecstatic over these sunglasses. My regular prescription lenses have a very deep curve, and I hadn't found sunglasses that would fit over these lenses.To my surprise, these Zurich glasses fit right over my prescription glasses.

The Zurich glasses provide relief from glare, and the graduated tint is just right so that the darkest part seems to end right at the top edge of the instrument panel in a car or in the cockpit of an aircraft, so I can see the instruments with no problem.

With such attributes, you can imagine how well they suit me for R/C flying. A slight tilt of the head allows me to go from dark to very light in my viewing field.

One of the most pleasant surprises was the yellow-tint glasses. On a hazy day, I took them off and found my visibility quite restricted. I did not really appreciate just how much they improved visibility under these conditions!

I'm not related to anyone at Zurich Sunglasses, and my only connect with the company is as a highly satisfied user. I highly recommend these glasses to fellow flyers and R/Cers.