Oakley Polarized Radar Range Sunglasses

Get a better perspective on intense sports in intense glare. Oakley's Polarized Radar Range Sunglasses offer more eye coverage than the Radar Pitch and Radar Path with dazzle-diminishing polarized lenses. Hardcore Oakley fans might recognize design elements from the bestselling M Frame in these Radar Range 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 Polarized 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 Polarized Radar lenses are fully interchangeable (with other polarized lenses), so you can switch tints and shapes to suit your needs. The polarization is ideal for reducing the glare from reflected light on water and snow. While most sunglasses manufacturers rely on sandwiching a layer of polarized film between two lenses and calling it good, Oakley designs their Polarized Radar lenses through a special liquid fusion technology that introduces the polarized filter while the lens material is still in a hot liquid state, bonding the film at a molecular level that doesn't leave you peering through the glue residue that other polarized lens manufacturers leave behind. 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 Polarized Radar Range is one of the most versatile sports eyewear designs you'll find this season.