Scout • Diamond Skateboard
One of a kind and nearly impossible stock made by the impossibly one of a kind Paul Kelly, broken skateboards are reconstituted as intricate mind melting patterns. This is an extremely precious stock painstakingly created through years of experimentation, many hours go into it before beginning the process of becoming glasses. No room for error. The only one in existence, never to be made again.
5.4”/138mm
One of a kind and nearly impossible stock made by the impossibly one of a kind Paul Kelly, broken skateboards are reconstituted as intricate mind melting patterns. This is an extremely precious stock painstakingly created through years of experimentation, many hours go into it before beginning the process of becoming glasses. No room for error. The only one in existence, never to be made again.
5.4”/138mm
One of a kind and nearly impossible stock made by the impossibly one of a kind Paul Kelly, broken skateboards are reconstituted as intricate mind melting patterns. This is an extremely precious stock painstakingly created through years of experimentation, many hours go into it before beginning the process of becoming glasses. No room for error. The only one in existence, never to be made again.
5.4”/138mm
All frames are made to order one at a time. This takes a while, currently your frames will be delivered within six months.
Features:
Adjustable Italian spring hinges with thru-frame rivets
Adjustable nose pads
Adjustable hand polished Havana temple tips made from biodegradable Mazzucchelli acetate, considered the best worldwide
Split Frame for easy lens installation
Reinforced with airplane grade aluminum core
Hard wearing finish
Care Suggestions
Keep your lenses clean with a non-alcohol based lens cleaning spray and microfiber cloth
Avoid using water or soap to clean your frames, as this may cause oxidation of the wirecore and hinges
Always store your glasses in a hard carrying case, loose in a bag is a dangerous situation
Keep off your dashboard or other places of extreme heat, this might cause the frames to delaminate - that’s bad
Wearing them on top of your head can put unnecessary stress on the spring hinges, doing this with plastic frames will eventually stretch out the temples; just don’t do this, it’s bad for every kind of eyewear out there
Here are some things that have ruined previous clients frames:
A dog ate them
Face got bonked with a soccer ball
Baby ripped them off their face and fed them to the dog
Smashed face into a subway pole
Rolled on in the throes of passion
Got into a fight at the Wisconsin State Fair
Left on top of a car in Morocco
Left in a cab in Querétaro
Lost to a waterfall in Puerto Rico
These are a luxury item and should be treated with care. If a repair is needed, please contact me and I’ll see what I can do.