From Vault 33 to the Brotherhood of Steel and the legendary Lucky 38, GUNNAR is offering Fallout fans a chance to grab some officially licensed gaming eyewear for less.
War. War never changes. However, the price of your next gaming accessory certainly can! GUNNAR Optiks is bringing a little relief to the Wasteland with a 33% discount on its officially licensed Fallout Collection, giving fans the opportunity to get their hands on three distinctive designs inspired by Bethesda’s beloved post-apocalyptic universe and Amazon’s Fallout television series.
Whether you’re venturing into the Mojave Wasteland, pledging your allegiance to the Brotherhood of Steel or simply spending countless hours exploring the Commonwealth, there’s something here for every Vault Dweller. The collection features the Vault 33, Brotherhood of Steel and Lucky 38 glasses, combining recognisable Fallout aesthetics with GUNNAR’s blue-light-filtering lens technology.
Best of all, the promotion is available through both GUNNAR’s American and British storefronts, making this a tempting opportunity for fans looking to expand their collection.
Vault 33 – Welcome to the Wasteland!
Life inside a Vault might protect you from the dangers of the outside world, but unfortunately, it won’t save you from staring at a screen for hours. Thankfully, GUNNAR’s Fallout Vault 33 glasses bring a little Vault-Tec-inspired engineering into the real world, without the questionable experiments that usually come with it.
Featuring a retro-futuristic square frame, the Vault 33 design combines stainless steel and nylon materials with olive-coloured metal temples, drawing inspiration from the unmistakable aesthetic of the Fallout universe. The glasses also feature built-in side shields designed to minimise unwanted light entering from the sides, alongside an anti-reflective and smudge-resistant lens coating.
Normally priced at $99 in the United States and £93.82 in the UK, the Vault 33 glasses are currently available for $66.33 / £62.86 as part of the promotion.
Each pair also includes collector-themed accessories, such as a protective glasses case, microfiber pouch and cleaning cloth, making them an appealing addition to any Fallout collection.
Brotherhood of Steel – Ad Victoriam!
If you’ve ever dreamed of joining the Brotherhood of Steel, marching across the Wasteland in Power Armour and shouting Ad Victoriam at every opportunity, GUNNAR might have the next best thing. You won’t be getting your own T-60 Power Armour anytime soon, but at least you can look the part!
The Brotherhood of Steel glasses feature a rounded aviator-style frame finished in weathered gunmetal, taking inspiration from the imposing armour worn by one of Fallout’s most recognisable factions. Subtle details help bring the design to life, including the Brotherhood’s emblem engraved onto the lens and its famous motto, Ad Victoriam, etched along the temple.
Beyond their appearance, the glasses incorporate GUNNAR’s blue-light-filtering lenses and G-Shield Plus coating, with different lens tint options available. Collectors will also appreciate the included metal Area 51 case, Brotherhood-themed microfiber pouch and specially designed cleaning cloth.
Originally priced at $99 in the US and £93.82 in the UK, the Brotherhood of Steel glasses have been reduced to $66.33 / £62.86 during the promotional period.
Whether you’re fighting your way through the Commonwealth or simply enjoying another Fallout marathon, these glasses are a stylish way to represent one of the franchise’s most recognisable factions.
Lucky 38 – What Happens in New Vegas, Stays in New Vegas!
Feeling lucky, Courier? You might want to make your way towards the New Vegas Strip because the house isn’t the only one winning this time. Inspired by the legendary Lucky 38 Casino, GUNNAR’s third Fallout design embraces the elegance, mystery and unmistakable retro charm of one of the franchise’s most memorable locations.
Unlike the more industrial appearance of the Brotherhood of Steel glasses, the Lucky 38 offers a sophisticated design with rounded silver frames, distinctive detailing and removable leather side shields. The overall appearance captures the old-world luxury associated with New Vegas, making them an interesting choice for fans who prefer their Fallout merchandise with a touch of class.
The glasses feature GUNNAR’s patented lens technology alongside anti-reflective and smudge-resistant coatings, while the included collector’s accessories add another layer of appeal. These include a premium leather snap case, microfiber pouch and a custom cleaning cloth decorated with New Vegas-inspired artwork.
The Lucky 38 glasses are normally priced at $99 in the United States and £93.82 in the UK, but they’re currently available for $66.33 / £62.86 through GUNNAR’s official storefronts.
Whether you’re a longtime New Vegas veteran or someone who discovered the Lucky 38 through the Fallout television series, these glasses bring a little of the Strip’s unmistakable personality into the real world. Just don’t go gambling away your remaining bottle caps!
More Than Just Another Collectible
While the Fallout-inspired designs are undoubtedly the main attraction, there’s more to this collection than simply looking like you’ve raided a Vault-Tec gift shop. GUNNAR has built its reputation around eyewear designed for people who spend considerable amounts of time using digital screens, whether gaming, working or enjoying their favourite television series.
Each of the three Fallout designs incorporates blue-light-filtering lenses alongside coatings intended to reduce reflections and resist smudges. Although blue-light filtering alone shouldn’t be considered a guaranteed solution to digital eye strain, these features give the collection a practical purpose beyond its visual appeal.
The attention to detail is another welcome addition, particularly when it comes to the franchise-themed packaging and accessories. For Fallout enthusiasts who enjoy collecting merchandise, these extra touches could make the difference between purchasing ordinary gaming glasses and picking up something that feels genuinely connected to the universe they love.
We've Already Explored the Wasteland!
Here at IndieCritical, we’ve already had the opportunity to review two of the three glasses featured in GUNNAR’s Fallout Collection, getting a closer look at their designs, features and what they bring to the table for gamers and collectors alike.
If you’re considering picking up a pair during the promotion, our dedicated coverage offers a closer look at the glasses beyond the promotional photographs. From their Fallout-inspired presentation to their everyday practicality, we’ve explored what makes these accessories stand out.
Read our GUNNAR Fallout reviews here: GUNNAR OPTIKS GAMING GLASSES 2026 REVIEW | IndieCritical
Grab Your Fallout Gear Before the Deal Disappears!
GUNNAR’s promotion began on 6 October 2026, with the company’s published US promotional terms currently listing 22 November 2026 as the closing date. The American website applies its discount automatically at checkout, while the British storefront already displays the reduced prices on the individual product listings.
With three designs celebrating some of Fallout’s most recognisable locations and factions, there’s plenty here for longtime fans and newcomers alike. Whether you’re shopping for yourself, preparing for the festive season or searching for a gift for the Fallout enthusiast in your life, this collection is worth exploring.
After all, in a world filled with Deathclaws, Super Mutants and the occasional questionable Vault-Tec experiment, it’s nice to find something in the Wasteland that doesn’t want to kill you.
For further information, visit the Official GUNNAR Fallout Collection.
Prices checked on 16 October 2026. Sale prices apply to the specified standard models. Availability, lens configurations and delivery charges may vary.
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