Posted on 01 December 2010. Tags: running, Should
Question by Feiscool: Which should I use for running?
So I was thinking of buying some Oakley Half Jacket Sunglasses for running. Are these good for running (I mainly do sprinting and distance.) Also, should I buy the Silver/Ice Iridium ones or the Jet Black/G30. Which would be best?
Best answer:
Answer by dwc_frr74
Are you running track or Cross Country? Half Jackets are good. The unobtanium on the ear stems will keep the glasses from sliding around on your head. They get stickier when they get wet.
As for lens choices, if you run Cross Country or across uneven ground, the G30 lens (more for golf) will enhance contours in the ground (hence for the use for golf) that can help you with picking a good running line.
However, if you do mostly track/flat running, the Ice lenses will work well.
I would also consider the Flak Jacket. The Flak Jacket is the newer version of the Half Jacket and has more lens options and more unobtanium for better grip.
The SPLIT JACKET is going to be introduced soon so if you can wait a few weeks, these will be available on the Oakley.com website. Split Jackets are like the JawBone glasses that Lance Armstrong wears where the bottom of the lens comes off and a new lens can be swapped in its place in a matter of seconds. Very cool since you can swap out for different light conditions.
HTH
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Posted on 25 November 2010. Tags: Fuzion, optics, Photochromic, Polarized, Sunglasses, Zeal

Blended performance of the Maestro and the Tensai; the Zeal Optics Fuzion Polarized Photochromic Sunglasses were designed for everything from trail running, fishing, skiing, or cruising around town. The ZB-13 Polarized lenses work to protect the eye from 100% UV A + B rays, and the lightweight hybrid frame is not only stylish, but also durable. So whether you’re on the golf course or on the trail, make sure you’re covered with protection, performance, and style with the Zeal Optics Fuzion Polarized Photochromic Sunglasses.
List Price: 169.95
Price: 169.95
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Posted on 25 November 2010. Tags: Oakley, Pitch, Radar, Sunglasses

A handful of hardcore Oakley gear gurus might recognize design elements from the bestselling M Frame in these Radar Pitch Sunglasses, but the frame and interchangeable lens shapes stand apart from previous incarnations. Whether you’re looking for a fashionable upgrade from your M Frames or you need sports sunglasses for high-impact activities, the award-winning Radar Pitch is an ideal choice. The impact-resistant Plutonite lenses have the excellent vertical coverage, but give medium faces a slightly better fit than the larger Range lenses. Oakley’s Radar lenses are fully interchangeable, so you can switch tints and shapes to suit your needs–or switch to the Radar Range if you want the additional coverage. Oakley treated their lenses with a permanent hydrophobic lens that repels skin oil, rain and sweat to optimize optical performance. The lenses also resist smudges and clean easier than previous eyewear. This award winning design (Outside Magazine’s Gear of the Year award for 2007) also has interchangeable Unobtainium nose pieces that you can choose to match your facial contours. From golfing to biking to trail running, Oakley’s Radar Pitch is one of the most versatile sports eyewear designs you’ll find this season.
List Price: 200.0
Price: 200.0
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Posted on 19 November 2010. Tags: Oakley, Pitch, Radar, Sunglasses

A handful of hardcore Oakley gear gurus might recognize design elements from the bestselling M Frame in these Radar Pitch Sunglasses, but the frame and interchangeable lens shapes stand apart from previous incarnations. Whether you’re looking for a fashionable upgrade from your M Frames or you need sports sunglasses for high-impact activities, the award-winning Radar Pitch is an ideal choice. The impact-resistant Plutonite lenses have the excellent vertical coverage, but give medium faces a slightly better fit than the larger Range lenses. Oakley’s Radar lenses are fully interchangeable, so you can switch tints and shapes to suit your needs–or switch to the Radar Range if you want the additional coverage. Oakley treated their lenses with a permanent hydrophobic lens that repels skin oil, rain and sweat to optimize optical performance. The lenses also resist smudges and clean easier than previous eyewear. This award winning design (Outside Magazine’s Gear of the Year award for 2007) also has interchangeable Unobtainium nose pieces that you can choose to match your facial contours. From golfing to biking to trail running, Oakley’s Radar Pitch is one of the most versatile sports eyewear designs you’ll find this season.
List Price: 260.0
Price: 260.0
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Posted on 15 November 2010. Tags: Oakley, Path, Radar, Sunglasses

A few Oakley gear gurus might recognize design elements from the bestselling M Frame in these Radar Path Sunglasses, but the frame and interchangeable lens shapes stand apart from previous incarnations. Whether you’re looking for a fashionable upgrade from your M Frames or you need sports sunglasses for high-impact activities, the award-winning Radar Path is an ideal choice. The impact-resistant Plutonite lenses have the excellent vertical coverage, but give medium faces and even some small faces a better fit than the larger Range and Pitch lenses. Oakley’s Radar lenses are fully interchangeable, so you can switch tints and shapes to suit your needs–or switch to the Radar Pitch lenses if you want the additional coverage. Oakley treated their lenses with a permanent hydrophobic lens that repels skin oil, rain and sweat to optimize optical performance. The lenses also resist smudges and clean easier than previous eyewear. This award winning design (Outside Magazine’s Gear of the Year award for 2007) also has interchangeable Unobtainium nose pieces that you can choose to match your facial contours. From golfing to biking to trail running, Oakley’s Radar Path is one of the most versatile sports eyewear designs you’ll find this season.
List Price: 200.0
Price: 200.0
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Posted on 14 November 2010. Tags: Oakley, Radar, Range, Sunglasses

While hardcore Oakley fans might recognize design elements from the bestselling M Frame in these Radar Range Sunglasses, the frame and interchangeable lens shapes stand apart from previous incarnations. Whether you’re looking for a fashionable upgrade from your M Frames or you need sports sunglasses for high-impact activities, the award-winning Radar Range is an ideal choice. The impact-resistant Plutonite lenses have the largest vertical coverage of all the Range lenses and go deeper into the peripheral corner coverage than the Radar Path and Radar Pitch. In case you didn’t guess, Oakley’s Radar lenses are fully interchangeable, so you can switch tints and shapes to suit your needs. Oakley treated their lenses with a permanent hydrophobic lens that repels skin oil, rain and sweat to optimize optical performance. The lenses also resist smudges and clean easier than previous eyewear. This award winning design (Outside Magazine’s Gear of the Year award for 2007) also has interchangeable Unobtainium nose pieces that you can choose to match your facial contours. From golfing to biking to trail running, Oakley’s Radar Range is one of the most versatile sports eyewear designs you’ll find this season.
List Price: 180.0
Price: 180.0
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Posted on 11 November 2010. Tags: Oakley, Pitch, Radar, Sunglasses

A handful of hardcore Oakley gear gurus might recognize design elements from the bestselling M Frame in these Radar Pitch Sunglasses, but the frame and interchangeable lens shapes stand apart from previous incarnations. Whether you’re looking for a fashionable upgrade from your M Frames or you need sports sunglasses for high-impact activities, the award-winning Radar Pitch is an ideal choice. The impact-resistant Plutonite lenses have the excellent vertical coverage, but give medium faces a slightly better fit than the larger Range lenses. Oakley’s Radar lenses are fully interchangeable, so you can switch tints and shapes to suit your needs–or switch to the Radar Range if you want the additional coverage. Oakley treated their lenses with a permanent hydrophobic lens that repels skin oil, rain and sweat to optimize optical performance. The lenses also resist smudges and clean easier than previous eyewear. This award winning design (Outside Magazine’s Gear of the Year award for 2007) also has interchangeable Unobtainium nose pieces that you can choose to match your facial contours. From golfing to biking to trail running, Oakley’s Radar Pitch is one of the most versatile sports eyewear designs you’ll find this season.
List Price: 260.0
Price: 260.0
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Posted on 04 November 2010. Tags: indoors, lame, look, Sunglasses, Wear
Question by WholeSaleRunway.com: does it look lame to wear sunglasses indoors?
Hi,
I am thinking of buying these sunglasses. And they have a light lense.
However I dont like taking them on and off, and just would rather wear them all day. Not night, but still wear them indoors if I am going in and out of places running errands.
Anyway here is the link for the photo.
Will i look like a loser if I wear them indoors?
I dont want to look like I am trying to be cool or something, I am just lazy.
Best answer:
Answer by Mari
yeah it’s pretty lame to wear sunglasses inside
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Posted on 02 November 2010. Tags: suggestions, Sunglasses, Track, Wear
Question by Nick U: Suggestions for sunglasses i wear when i run in track?
i run the 400 hurdles and im looking for new sunglasses. i almost got the oakley flakjackets but they didnt fit my face quite right. and suggestions?
if your gonna say oakley, recommend a model please
Best answer:
Answer by Tillster!~!~!~
i would reckonmend oakly as they r a famous type of sunglass brand that track ppl wear…
Try Costa del mar…but they mainly used in fishing, but id get oakly for track
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Posted on 25 October 2010. Tags: Eyewear, Julbo, Sunglasses

Julbo Eyewear: Julbo Sunglasses: Julbo eyewear has been at the forefront of optical and action sports optics since the company was founded in 1888. Three generations have directed Julbo’s evolution from manufacturer of corrective lenses to global producers of protective eyewear for all active outdoor pursuits. Julbo has emerged as a manufacturer of multi-sport eyewear for elite outdoor athletes as well as mainstream users – eyewear that incorporates world-renowned optical quality with a new, bold sense of style. With great innovation often comes with a hefty price tab, yet Julbo has kept its focus on affordable price points throughout the evolution of the line. As outdoor pursuits grow with more variety and diversity, Julbo is extending its range of performance optics to accommodate athletes of every discipline. Already a leader in the outdoor and nautical markets, Julbo is responding to developments in trail running and mountain biking with the creation of specific, technical products to meet the demands of these sports. From planning, designing, and manufacturing to quality control, Julbo has control over the entire production process of its lenses and frames. By working closely with athletes to identify and determine their specific needs, Julbo is able to ensure each athlete receives optimal quality and performance from each piece. From the original idea through the delivery of the product, Julbo eyewear is developed with consistency and harmony.
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