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Fallout 2Mirrored shades
Spectacles
Fallout 3Eyeglasses
Lucky shades
Reading glasses
Child reading glasses
Sunglasses
Tinted reading glasses
Three Dog's glasses
Tortiseshell glasses
Lag-Bolt's shades Broken Steel
Cryptochromatic spectacles Point Lookout (add-on)
Desmond's eyeglasses Point Lookout (add-on)
Dr. Li's glasses Cut content
Fallout: New VegasAuthority glasses
Eyeglasses
Reading glasses
Child reading glasses
Lucky shades
Sunglasses
Tinted reading glasses
Tortiseshell glasses
Dr. Klein's glasses Old World Blues (add-on)
Dr. Mobius' glasses Old World Blues (add-on)
Fallout 4Black-rim glasses
Eyeglasses
Fashionable glasses
Liam's glasses
Patrolman sunglasses
Sunglasses
Bottlecap sunglasses Nuka-World (add-on)
Cappy glasses Nuka-World (add-on)
Fallout 76Eyeglasses
Patrolman sunglasses
Fashionable glasses
Fallout TacticsSpectacles

Glasses are pieces of headwear in Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, and Fallout Tactics, and quest and miscellaneous items in Fallout 2.

Background[]

Glasses are frames bearing lenses, worn in front of the eyes either for vision correction or eye protection from light. Most are otherwise purely cosmetic, but some provide bonuses to players.

Variants[]

Authority glasses[]

Gameplay article: Fallout: New Vegas

Large reflective glasses that are synonymous with NCR Rangers.

Eyeglasses[]

"Sunco" eyeglasses are used to correct vision problems people may have. They have rounded square, black frames.

Reading glasses[]

Gameplay articles: Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas

Reading glasses are classic fabricated glasses for those who suffer from presbyopia, a condition that comes with age and makes focusing on near objects, specifically text, more difficult. From the ancient Greek, meaning "old eyes" or "elder eyes".

Child reading glasses[]

Gameplay articles: Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas

Child reading glasses are the children's version of reading glasses. When worn by adults, they are much larger and will hover in front of the wearer's forehead.

Sunglasses[]

Gameplay articles: Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas

Slightly shaded glasses to protect the eyes from the sun.

Tinted reading glasses[]

Gameplay articles: Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas

Tinted reading glasses are similar to regular reading glasses, but have dark tinted lenses.

Tortiseshell glasses[]

Gameplay articles: Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas

Protecto tortiseshellIn-game spelling, punctuation and/or grammar glasses are dark, tinted spectacles. They are rather difficult to find.

Lucky shades[]

Gameplay articles: Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas

Cosmetically identical to sunglasses, the shades add +1 to Luck.

Cryptochromatic spectacles[]

Gameplay article: Point Lookout

Special eyewear developed by the Chinese to decipher hidden encrypted messages, like the sequence needed in order to gain access to the Chinese intelligence bunker.

Desmond's eyeglasses[]

Gameplay article: Point Lookout

Worn by Desmond Lockheart, these glasses provide a bonus to Explosives and Small Guns.

Dr. Li's glasses[]

Gameplay article: Fallout 3

Unique glasses that were cut from the final game, and were meant to be worn by Dr. Madison Li.

Dr. Klein's glasses[]

Gameplay article: Old World Blues

Glasses that used to belong to Dr. Klein before he became a think tank. They provide a bonus to Intelligence and Repair.

Dr. Mobius' glasses[]

Gameplay article: Old World Blues

Glasses worn by Dr. Mobius before he became a think tank. They provide a bonus to Intelligence and Explosives.

Lag-Bolt's shades[]

Gameplay article: Broken Steel

Unique sunglasses worn by Lag-Bolt. They provide a +3 bonus to Sneak and Lockpick.

Three Dog's glasses[]

Gameplay article: Fallout 3

Unique glasses worn by Three Dog. They appear similar to reading glasses, but have extremely dark lenses.