Oakley Radar EV S Path Sunglasses - Steel/Clear to Black Iridium Photochromic
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Oakley Radar EV S Path Sunglasses - Steel/Clear to Black Iridium Photochromic
Sunglasses featuring advanced photochromic lenses that adapt seamlessly to variable lighting conditions, engineered with HDO technology and a robust frame constructed from O Matter plastic. Offer exceptional protection by efficiently blocking UV radiation, shielding eyes from the dangerous effects of UVA and UVB rays.
Path visors, photochromic Plutonite lenses and HDO technology
Photochromic lenses automatically adapt their level of tint based on changing light conditions, enabling faster recognition of shapes and colors and reducing eye strain. Crafted from Plutonite polycarbonate with Oakley High Definition Optics (HDO) technology, they deliver exceptional optical clarity. Advanced XYZ Optics technology provides precise, sharp vision across the entire field of view.
O Matter frame and Unobtainium
Frames constructed from lightweight and highly durable O Matter material feature integrated metal components. Employing Oakley's Three-Point Fit technology, the glasses deliver superior wearing comfort and maintain exact lens alignment relative to the eyes. Unobtainium rubber temples and nose pads offer enhanced grip and comfort during extended use.
main features
- Shields eyes against harmful radiation
- Path visors crafted from Plutonite polycarbonate
- Built with a robust O Matter frame
- Equipped with photochromatic and HDO technology
- Utilizes Unobtainium material
- Protective case included
technical data
Frame finish: Steel
Lens tint: Clear to Black Iridium Photochromic
Visible light transmission: 14-23%
Chassis material: O Matter plastic
Optics material: Plutonite; polycarbonate
Lens vertical dimension: 45.8 mm
Total width (visor/frame): 128.3 mm
Temple length: 122 mm
Net weight: 29 g
Brand: Oakley, USA
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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 | Gray |
| Lens color | Transparent |
| Mechanical resistance class | F |
| Polarized | No |
| UV filter | Yes |
| Dimness | Yes |
| Case included in set | Yes |
| Weight | 29 g |
| Gender | Men's |
| EAN | 888392668899 |
| Manufacturer code | 0OO9510 95100831 |
| Brand | Oakley |
| EAN |
Oakley High Definition Optics (HDO) is an advanced eyewear lens technology that provides high quality vision by eliminating optical distortion and maximizing UV reduction.
O Matter is a type of lightweight and durable frames made of modern plastic, characterized by high resistance to stress. O Matter plastic does not darken when exposed to sunlight, which allows you to maintain the aesthetics of your glasses for longer.
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.
The Unobtainium nose pad with hydrophilic properties provides better grip when exposed to moisture such as sweat or rain. It adheres perfectly to the skin, providing a stable hold of the glasses, even during intense exercise.
