Because Oakley has been in the glasses game for so long, you obviously have options if the Radar EV Path isn’t for you. Want something even lighter? Check out the EVZero Path, which cuts down on ...

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For those who want a more normal look the Oakley Radar EV Path is excellent and worthy of consideration. I will say that in pure performance terms, on the bike, they aren’t quite up there with ...

The second style, Radar EV Path 100T Matte Black, offers performance-oriented sunglasses featuring an iridescent Prizm™ Road lens. “We’re thrilled to partner with Oakley to create this ...

The series, which was designed in collaboration with the 25-year-old Japanese baseball star, includes the Oakley Radar EV Path, Frogskins Lite and Mercenary. The Radar EV Path and Frogskins Lite ...

The Oakley Radar EV Path glasses can be outfitted with standard, prism, photochromatic, and polarized lenses – or even your own prescription lenses. We’ve all had the basic gun safety rules ...

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The Oakley Radar Pace will be available Oct. 1st for $449. I tried out a preview unit and, even though I'm not a serious runner, I'm actually really excited about what the device can do.

Packed with Intel technology, Oakley’s newest eyewear called Radar Pace interacts with runners and cyclists using voice recognition, and aims to provide them with coaching feedback while they train.