Oakley Leffingwell Sunglasses - Black Ink/Prizm Grey
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Oakley Leffingwell Sunglasses - Black Ink/Prizm Grey
Premium sunglasses equipped with polycarbonate Plutonite lenses enhanced by advanced Prizm technology and constructed with a robust frame made from BiO Matter material. Designed for reliable performance during both daily wear and demanding outdoor sports pursuits.
prizm lenses made from polycarbonate plutonite
Outfitted with advanced lenses incorporating Prizm technology, these glasses utilize premium polycarbonate Plutonite material, delivering outstanding performance in environments with intense lighting. Comprehensive protection against harmful UV radiation (UVA, UVB, and UVC) is assured, with a visible light transmission rate of 17%.
HDO (High Definition Optics) technology counteracts typical light distortion found in standard sunglasses. Constructed to comply with American National Institute (ANSI Z87.1) standards, these lenses are engineered for sustained, all-day wear.
lightweight and durable bio matter frame
Featuring a lightweight and resilient frame constructed from plant-based BiO Matter, the model excels in stress resistance and maintains its original color even under intense sunlight. The ergonomic frame design provides an optimal fit, ensuring freedom of movement and maximum comfort during wear.
main features
- Engineered to shield eyes from hazardous radiation
- Delivers 17% light transmission
- Equipped with visors crafted from polycarbonate Plutonite
- Features a rugged BiO Matter frame
- Incorporates Prizm technology
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Oakley is an American brand founded in 1975 by Jim Jannard. The breakthrough in its history was the release of the O-Frame goggles in 1980, which quickly gained popularity in motocross and winter sports. The company revolutionized the sports glasses market with the introduction of models such as Eyeshades, Frogskins and M Frame - the latter were approved by the U.S. Army under the APEL system and are available in official military supplies. Oakley develops its products in cooperation with professionals, testing them in extreme conditions. In 2010, it provided special glasses for miners rescued from a collapsed mine in Chile, protecting their eyesight after weeks underground. With more than 600 patents and the support of the Luxottica Group (since 2007), Oakley is today a global leader in optical technology and sports accessories.
| Lens material | Polycarbonate |
|---|---|
| Frame material | Plastic |
| Frame color | Black |
| Lens color | Gray |
| Mechanical resistance class | F |
| Polarized | No |
| UV filter | Yes |
| Dimness | Yes |
| Case included in set | Yes |
| Weight | 30 g |
| Gender | Men's |
| Main color | Black |
| EAN | 888392581174 |
| Manufacturer code | 0OO9100 91000157 |
| Brand | Oakley |
| EAN |
Plutonite visors are a special lens technology used in Oakley brand glasses. Plutonite is a lightweight polycarbonate material that provides UV protection and impact resistance.
Oakley High Definition Optics (HDO) is an advanced eyewear lens technology that provides high quality vision by eliminating optical distortion and maximizing UV reduction.
Prizm visors work best in areas with stronger lighting. They improve the human eye's adaptability and visual acuity. They increase contrast and sharpen images while reducing eye fatigue.
BiO-Matter is a modern material used in Oakley frames, characterized by high resistance to mechanical damage. Frames made of BiO-Matter contain at least 56% bio-based materials.
