GUNNAR's limited-edition Fallout Vault 33 glasses are selling out, but you can still find them before they're gone
GUNNAR is debuting new and stylish glasses heavily inspired by Fallout.
What you need to know
- Gunnar is unveiling the Fallout Vault 33 glasses in collaboration with Amazon Studios at the South by Southwest (SXSW 2024) conference later this month.
- The Fallout Vault 33 glasses are heavily inspired by Fallout's post-apocalyptic media franchise video game and TV series.
- The glasses are smudge-resistant and anti-reflective.
- You can pre-order them from March 7, but they'll launch officially on April 3, 2024, at an MSRP of $99.
Recent updates
Update 4/18/2024: Gunnar has informed us it has ordered more Vault 33 glasses, but it's not expecting a restock until the first week of August, including for prescription versions. Update: 4/16/2024: The Gunnar Fallout Vault 33 glasses are currently ALL SOLD OUT at gunnar.com. However, a quick inventory check shows that the clear, amber, and blue models are still listed at Amazon for now.
If you're a fan of the Fallout franchise, you'll need to grab these new Fallout 'Vault 33' glasses from GUNNAR and Amazon. The glasses are smudge-resistant, allowing you to throw caution to the wind whenever you wear them. The stainless steel and nylon frame material used to develop them complements this.
Fallout is a popular post-apocalyptic media franchise that started as a video game and is now a live-action TV series. Gunnar Optiks, in collaboration with Amazon Studios, has unveiled these Vault 33 retro-futuristic glasses inspired by the world of Fallout.
It's worth noting that the glasses are anti-reflective, too. This is attributed to the GUNNAR patented lens technology used on the glasses that block blue and UV light. The Fallout Vault 33 glasses also feature spring hinges for maximum flexibility and comfortability.
GUNNAR has three different versions of the Vault 33 glasses, each differing on how dark you want the lens, including clear, amber, or sun tint (sunglasses). They all cost the same, $99.
If you want the same frames but have a prescription for your eyes, you can get those directly through gunnar.com. However, as we update this article, they are currently sold out.
Each purchase includes a collector's case, a microfiber pouch, a microfiber cleaning cloth, and a 12-month warranty.
Gunnar will debut the glasses at the South by Southwest (SXSW 2024) conference, which will take place in Austin, Texas, later this month. The glasses will be available for pre-order starting today, March 7. They will officially launch on April 3, 2024, at an MSRP of $99.
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GUNNAR Fallout Vault 33 glasses | $99 at Amazon
Gunnar's Fallout Vault 33 glasses feature a square frame style with a retro-futuristic design. Thanks to GUNNAR’s cutting-edge lens technology, digital eye strain is prevented, whether you’re immersed in playing Fallout or catching up on the newest episode on Amazon Prime.
• Fallout Vault 33 Glasses - Clear ($99)
• Fallout Vault 33 Glasses - Amber tint ($99)
• Fallout Vault 33 Glasses - Sun tint ($99)
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