In 1975, James Jannard and his one-man company, Oakley, traveled around California motocross tracks to sell MX grips. As a rider himself, Jannard already had a unique perspective into the industry, but being at the track every weekend showed him even more of what the industry needed – and it wasn’t grips. Jannard soon started developing and constructing his own MX goggles, ski goggles, and then sunglasses, and found his niche in eyewear. After a pro-bicycle racer sported a set of Oakleys, the rest was history – Oakley hit it big and continues to produce the same high-quality, high-fashion glasses and goggles to this day.
Now a part of the Luxottica family, the world’s largest eyewear manufacturer and retailer, Oakley has earned a reputation for industry-leading innovation and technology. Glare-free vision with polarized lenses is the norm for Oakley products with their PRIZM™ Lens technology and, as the holders of more than 805 patents, the best is truly yet to come.
With MX goggles, sunglasses, shirts, sweatshirts, backpacks, and more, you can get geared up with Oakley’s best products, right here on our website.
Benjamin in FL
Nice goggles at a very affordable price for a Oakley lens! These are for my night rides or for friends
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Prism is a game changer when riding in the woods because the difference in contrast between shadows to bright sun is really noticeable in these lenses. The goggles themselves are well built, durable, and I like having multiple densities of foam because they're very soft on the face but hold up well too
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Very comfortable but lens fogs very easily!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, they are expensive. But good lenses. Clear and well fitting.
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Slightly oversized bag fits my large framed goggles that won't fit into normal bags included with other models of goggle. Durable friction-free nylon helps them slide in/out. Use the draw-sting. No issues with the stitching. Been riding in the trunk of my dual-sport for about 1.5 years now and both bag and goggles still look basically new.
Read All ReviewsConar in MA
Good not great. I love my Oakley O2 goggles and use these tear offs to protect the lenses and keep clear vision when roost covers them. I found out the tear off will eventually flap from the wind or vibrations to the point where is scuffs the lens, so that's not good. Not the easiest but not the hardest tear off to find when riding. Clarity isn't perfect but that's to be expected when adding layers to your lens. I continue to buy them but there isn't any other options for tear offs for Oakley O2 goggles that I know of.
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