Oakley EVZero Radar, Path cycling sunglasses expand coverage, drop weight

I must be getting old because when I see these all I can think of are the Sub Zero’s of the mid 90’s.

Ignorance is bliss!?

Hideous !!! they look like cheap sunglasses you buy at a Petrol station

@Badbikemechanicx

Actually I am all for the lightest possible glasses out there. Sucks when you do very long rides/exercise/insert activity here, and you have heavy glasses digging into your nose or just sitting on your nose for hours and hours. Lighter glasses would help alleviate some of that pressure.

Looks are relative. They remind me of the smith pivlock a little bit. I am curious if you can swap out the lenses as well.

Note that polarized lenses aren’t ideal for cycling, as they shade by diffusing the lenss, so you don’tt see as well as non-polarized, esp. at speed.
I paid for a Zeiss lens and hellya it was worth it.

@ 2010 I bought a pair of Oakley Jury’s. They were touted as nearly indestructible with an aluminum frame and replaceable plastic frame arm inner support hinges. 3 years later I dropped them and one of the arms broke. I called Oakley to get the replacement part. The support guy said the glasses are too old and they no longer have parts or support that frame style any more. So what happened to Oakley standing behind their product? The guy said the sunglasses industry is like clothing, shoes, etc. Every year new styles replace the old… That’s the last time I buy anything Oakley or any “designer type” expensive sunglasses. Don’t believe their hype.