Lenny
Divebomb
$89Some guys take things too seriously. Lenny is not one of those guys. If you’ve ever been in a band, you know the Lenny - he’s the lead guitarist who’s just h... ... More details
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Divebomb
$89Some guys take things too seriously. Lenny is not one of those guys. If you’ve ever been in a band, you know the Lenny - he’s the lead guitarist who’s just h... ... More details
Divebomb
$89If you grew up on loud music, questionable decisions, and the dream of going platinum, then you probably remember that cult classic about a ragtag band deter... ... More details
Divebomb
$89If you’ve ever looked at a perfectly fine piece of gear and thought, “But what if it was louder?”, congratulations—you’ve got Nigel energy. Inspired by Spina... ... More details
There are few moves in guitar playing as instantly recognizable and absolutely face-melting as the divebomb - that whammy bar drop that sends every note into a screaming freefall. It’s the kind of sound that makes audiences lose their minds and guitarists feel like absolute gods of shred. In collaboration with Phil Sgrosso of Saosin, this collection is designed for those who live loud, play hard, and refuse to settle for anything less than legendary.
Every frame in the Divebomb Collection is a tribute to the bands, movies, and moments that shaped Phil’s world. With a classic rectangular shape, polarized lenses, and a laser-etched Divebomb logo on the lens, these shades are built for stage lights, backstage stories, and the road trips in between. Put them on, crank it to 11, and remember - there’s no such thing as too much distortion.
