Not sure how long I'll be able to keep this up, but I thought it would be cool to post some random image from Oakley's past every so often. First one up is a short haired Shaun White:

And if you have a picture, feel free to post it as long as one hasn't been posted that day. I'll try to keep it alive, but if you beat me to the punch, more power to you.

Wow! That's Shaun White??? LOL. Would have never guessed.

Nail boot (shoe?) and some transformers?? That is wild, though.

Does this postdate the Jannard photog days at Oakley? The perspective of the shot to showcase the shoes is great.

Those shoes are WAY to big for that little ginger

The only picture that matters:

How much for a mustache ride?!

The coolest Oakley pic of the Crosshair:

That pic so makes me going to wear my crosshairs this week

Medusa concept artwork that was posted on Oakley.com's "Barricade" (and I think on O Store's wrapping/stuffing paper as well):

Nice, I have the barricade stuff saved. Certainly some cool concepts in there.

Older Oakley ads truly exemplified the verbal diarrhea 1980s (and prior) print ads are known for. While not the most wordy one from Oakley (that would probably go to one of the double-page grip ads), this one has a sizable wall of text as well as a great pic:

Oakley Goggle with the original ATFM

Cool pic of the mask. Always loved all versions of the ATFM.

Bitchin!!!

Awesome thread!

I don't think this is legit, but funny nonetheless.

That pretty much sums up the reason for their existence

There was a similar themed one that was real on a billboard. Doubt I'll ever find the image again though.

P Frame, eh?

Makes me curious about their thought process when they went with "P" in that ad.

I liked Fred's idea of spelling out "Oakley" with their goggle letters. I think they're only missing Y and K.

When I was looking for this image, I thought it was one of the missing letters, so I was a bit puzzled. I got this image from Fred in any case.

Eddy came to the rescue