ASCENT LUCID RX

Prescription Pilot Glasses

Base Price

$250.00

Description plus minus

Meet the Method Seven Rx Lucid lens. A crystal-clear polymer lens with ZEISS Cleanguard UV protection, anti-scratch durability, and advanced coatings for lasting clarity. Enjoy the everyday comfort of Method Seven optics in a clear lens!

Lens Technology

Not all sunlight needs to be treated the same. Method Seven uses spectral filtering and polarization to manage distracting light while preserving useful visual information. Life sunglasses are designed to reduce glare and maintain natural-looking color and contrast in everyday outdoor conditions. It's a more deliberate approach to optics than simply making lenses darker.

Lucid Clear Intelligence plus minus

Lucid Rx is Method Seven's clear prescription lens technology, engineered for sharp, comfortable vision without a sunglass tint. Advanced optical design and anti-reflective coatings reduce distracting reflections and residual visual distortions while supporting clarity, contrast, and depth perception. Suitable for flying, driving, indoor work, and everyday activities, Lucid Rx provides versatile prescription correction across changing lighting environments.

Lucid Rx plus ZEISS Lens Technology plus minus

Lucid Rx incorporates advanced ZEISS lens coatings, including DuraVision Gold UV and CleanGuard™, for exceptional clarity, durability, and easy maintenance. Anti-reflective technology minimizes distracting reflections, while CleanGuard helps repel water, oil, dust, and smudges for easier cleaning. Engineered for scratch resistance and full UV protection, these coatings support clear, comfortable prescription vision and long-term everyday use.

Frame Technology

Method Seven Pilot frames are engineered for the specific demands of aviation, combining lightweight materials, flexibility, durability, and a secure fit. Our headset-compatible designs feature ultra-thin temples that minimize pressure, help maintain headset seals, and reduce interference with flight helmets and oxygen equipment. Developed and tested with professional and general aviation pilots, each frame is purpose-built for comfort, stability, and clear communication during flight.

The Ascent plus minus

The Ascent brings modern engineering to the classic aviator. Hand-tooled from lightweight titanium, its flexible bayonet temples taper to less than 1 mm, reducing pressure and helping maintain headset seals during extended flights. Rubberized nose pads provide a secure, comfortable fit, while the streamlined design accommodates aviation headsets, flight helmets, and oxygen equipment when properly fitted.

Frame size: 58–14–140 mm | Lens height: 40.4 mm | Base curve: 6 | Weight: 21 g FLT / 31 g SKY

Titanium Frame Technology plus minus

Method Seven titanium frames are hand-tooled for strength, flexibility, and lasting durability. Lightweight and naturally corrosion-resistant, titanium provides a comfortable fit while standing up to the demands of frequent flying. Its hypoallergenic properties make it suitable for extended wear, while precisely engineered temples flex to accommodate aviation headsets and flight helmets without unnecessary pressure.

Method Seven Life

"Method Seven started by engineering specialized optics for conditions where ordinary sunglasses fall short: bright skies, demanding work environments, and fast-changing terrain. But you shouldn't need to fly a jet or run 240 miles to appreciate carefully filtered light.

Life brings that optical thinking to everyday sunglasses. From driving and walking downtown to an afternoon outside, our SUNp lenses combine polarization and spectral filtering to help manage glare while preserving useful contrast and natural-looking color. A good lens should help you notice the details, not bury them under a muddy tint.

Life sparkles. We'd rather you see it."

Eric Tucker

Method Seven is all I wear when soul surfing the skies.

Airshow pilot Eric Tucker holds single-engine commercial, multiengine ATP, CFI, and glider and floatplane ratings, with over 6,000 hours logged. Coming from a long line of aviators, including his father who is an airshow pilot and crop duster, Tucker had his first airplane ride before he was born. Today, he wows crowds by landing a Piper J-3 Cub on top of an ambulance speeding down the runway at 55 mph.