Theflyshades

U2 Official The Fly Shades

Name: U2 Official The Fly Shades
Brand: Theflyshades
SKU: Vik73bk-U2
Price: 140.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€140,00 EUR

DESCRIPTION

The iconic wraparound style famously worn by Bono as "The Fly" in U2's groundbreaking video (1991) and ZooTV tour (1992) — now available with Bono's trademark THE FLY logo branding. This bold shield design delivers full UV protection, ergonomic contoured fit for optimal eye coverage, lightweight TR90 construction, and all-day comfort.

First included in U2's Achtung Baby über deluxe box set (2011) and later as exclusive Sphere U2:UV residency merchandise (2023-2024), this design has become a collector's icon for fans worldwide.

Last chance to own a piece of rock history — bold statement, complete protection, legendary style. Limited remaining stock from the final production run.

SPECIFICATIONS

✔ 100% UV protection ✔ High-quality sun lenses

Model	Category	Materials
Viking 1973	Cat. 3	Premium optical polycarbonate frame & lenses.
Spartan 1968	Cat. 3	Premium optical polycarbonate frame & lenses.
Praetorian 1976	Cat. 2	Premium metal frames & optical polycarbonate lenses.

PRODUCT CARE

Type	Detail
Includes	Protective case
	Soft pouch
	Premium microfiber cleaning cloth
Care	Clean lenses with the supplied cloth only. Store in the case when not in use.

SHIPPING

Delivery: Deutsche Post

Zone	Delivery	Cost
Europe	3–5 Business Days	Free over €150
Worldwide	7–14 Business Days	Free over €150

EASY RETURNS

Info	Detail
Returns	Items purchased using a promotional offer are not eligible for a return.
Policy	Full Returns Policy →

U2 Official The Fly Shades

€140,00 EUR

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Fantásticas. La mejor manera de homenajear al mejor disco de 1991.

So beautyful

Amazing shades! I missed out on getting a pair at the Sphere in Las Vegas in 2024, but they were absolutely worth the wait. Excellent quality and very comfortable to wear. Thank you!

Cool look, unfortunately you can see where the stem meets the glasses and it’s distracting for me.