Frequently Asked Questions
Can I add prescription lenses to the Carrera Airflow sunglasses?
Are the Carrera Airflow lenses polarized and do they have UV protection?
How do I adjust the nose pads on these sunglasses?
What size face do the Carrera Airflow sunglasses fit?
What's the difference between the gray and green polarized lenses?
Are these sunglasses durable enough for active use?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Carrera Airflow Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar Carrera design language and quality
- Comparable price point at $112
- Metal construction with adjustable features
- Similar Carrera brand quality and heritage
- Comparable pricing to the Airflow
- Likely prescription-ready like most Carrera frames
Read the full comparison
Carrera Airflow vs. Similar Carrera Models
Shopping for Carrera sunglasses in this price range? The Airflow competes directly with the Carrera 8012 ($112) and Carrera 1071 ($97.79-$119.54), all offering metal construction and Carrera's signature quality.
Why choose the Airflow: The Airflow's key advantage is its standard polarized lenses in both colorways, eliminating glare for driving and water activities. The adjustable silicone nose pads and wire-core temples provide a customizable fit that adapts to your face shape. The slightly wraparound rectangular design offers more sun coverage than traditional flat frames, and customers specifically praise the face-hugging fit for blocking peripheral light.
The Carrera 8012 sits at a similar price ($112) and shares the metal construction, but check whether polarization is standard or an upgrade. The Carrera 1071 offers a price range that overlaps with the Airflow, potentially providing more color options, though specific features differ.
All three are prescription-ready and carry Carrera's racing-inspired heritage. If polarized lenses and adjustable comfort are your priorities, the Airflow delivers both at $92.62, making it the value choice in this comparison.
At a Glance
Carrera 8012 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar Carrera design language and quality
- Comparable price point at $112
- Metal construction with adjustable features
Cons:
- May not include polarized lenses as standard
- Different temple design and overall aesthetic
- Specific features and measurements differ from Airflow
Carrera 1071 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Similar Carrera brand quality and heritage
- Comparable pricing to the Airflow
- Likely prescription-ready like most Carrera frames
Cons:
- Different frame style and shape
- May have different lens options
- Specific fit and features vary from the Airflow model



