Oakley Does it Again with the Incredible New Sunglasses for Spring

Oakley never fails to seriously impress us with its new sunglasses releases and now we have 5 more incredible designs to add to the list, all of which are due this spring.

All sunglasses for men, the new Oakley designs to look out for include the Radarlock sunglasses, Crankcase sunglasses, Half Jacket 2.0 sunglasses, Racing Jacket sunglasses and the Deviation sunglasses.

The Oakley Deviation sunglasses boast the cool vintage aviator look but with the modern attitude and aesthetic twists that Oakley has become renowned for. Made of the lightweight C-5 metal alloy, the Deviation sunglasses feature a 6 base lens curvature for maximum vision and comfort and to also accentuate the vintage look of the design. The iconic Oakley logo is displayed upon the bridge section.

Next up we have the Oakley Racing Jacket sunglasses, which definitely take the modern Oakley style to the next level! Oozing with adrenalin, this fierce design features Oakley’s patented XYZ Optics for the ultimate in peripheral vision, as well as ram-air surge ports to provide defogging ventilation.

The Oakley Half Jacket 2.0 sunglasses are a super sleek design with the frame sculpted using the lightweight yet strong and durable C-5 metal alloy. The sunglasses also feature High Definition Optics for the best visual quality possible, and the open-edge lenses provide an unobstructed downward view. The Three-Point fit structure, custom-engineered spring hinges and Unobtainium stem sleeves that increase grip with perspiration all also prove that the Half Jacket 2.0 sunglasses may look deceptively simple in aesthetic, but are brimming with the Oakley innovation!

The last two Oakley styles to look out for are the ultra fierce and sporty Oakley Radarlock sunglasses and the bold and statement Oakley Crankcase sunglasses.

All the new designs also come with Polarised lens options for the maximum in visual quality and protection.

These amazing new Oakley sunglasses are due to hit the store in the next few weeks so we’ll be sure to let you know when they arrive!

See the Radarlock lens being removed here on YouTube.