Do you have any clarity on the release? I think some people think its going to be Asia only, but wasn't that just for buying in the stores? Online will be everywhere right?
**NVM, I see they are available online in the US.**
Someone at the other forum said they tried them on this weekend, so part of the current release schedule depending on stock at your local stores. I imagine we'll see online drops this week or next since they are showing up in stores.
Sepp has been wearing these at the Vuelta.
- Rubyred
Yea. The prizm road I don't think suits these new styles with the big cut outs. The ellipse encoder doesn't look great in them either compared to the sapphire and the gold, IMHO.
Prizm Slate is specially formulated at a higher transmission to be the perfect lens for cloudy days or in heavily shaded areas. Though they carry the same aesthetic as Prizm Black, wearers eyes can be easily seen through the lens. Prizm Slate is now available in best-selling Holbrook™, Sutro Lite, Sutro, EV Zero Path, Latch, Radarlock® Path, Reedmace, and Frogskins™ styles, and is available for purchase online and in select stores in the Asian region only.
I’ve recently seen that there is a Wolverine vs Predator coming out next month. Does anybody know more to this? Is it a hardcover book or a running of comics? Appreciate your time:) - JP
...
I’d rather just have titanium eyewear produced in the traditional way and have it more affordable, but environmental and climate change impacts will require different production methods in the future, all costs of which will be passed onto the consumer. - Oak
They could farm out to an existing industry established company that has the tooling and process already in place to be conscious of any emerging "climate change" fear inspired regulations. Ti alloy is stated to be somewhere about $363/kg for 3d printing, that's a lot of frames per lb. that can be had when ordered in bulk when it's a multi-part frame. At least the Mclaren's (I saw $5500 msrp) were a single piece frame, so there is a ton more complex things driving the price up in addition to it being just 25 pieces.
Hopefully it's not a case of Lamborghini taking a Cervelo road bike you can buy for $12K and putting custom sticker/paint on it and charging $18K because it "limited" like they did a couple years ago. It boils down to did Oakley actually use titanium in this Mars project or did they pull another Badman/Madman bring back the X-metal line with lesser materials.
I’ve had the HSTN for about 8 months or so. Definitely one of the cooler HSTN options in my opinion
- Chattabox23
They really need to get on board with the real pictures like this versus the renders for their glasses. Those renders don't look appealing but then you see the actual color like this picture and it's a complete 180, at least for me anyway.
- BiGCoB
Glasses
Goggles
Watches
Accessories
Alphabetical
Video Reviews
Browse Gallery
