Product Description

The stone-cold cool of vintage aviators now has the heat of Oakley attitude. DeviationTM pours classic styling into a lightweight frame of C-5TM alloy with a unique square lens shape and the all-day comfort of sure-grip Unobtainium®. Premium optical technologies are paired with a look that strafes past the ordinary and lets originality fly solo.

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Product Details

• Size: One Size Fits All
• Brand: Oakley
• Model: OO4061
• Dimensions: 2.00 pounds

Features

• Polarized lens-Minimized glare via technology that produces the best polarized lenses on the planet
• Optimized peripheral vision and side protection of 6 base lens curvature
• UV protection of Plutonite® lens material that filters out 100% of UVA / UVB / UVC & harmful blue light up to 400nm
• Constructed of ultra-lightweight hi-modulus C-5TM frame material
• Comfort and performance of Three-Point Fit that holds lenses in precise optical alignment

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Somewhat strange looking, but excellent optics
By Eduardo Nietzsche
If I had tried these on in a store first, I'm not sure I would have bought them: they are of a very unique shape that I'm still getting used to and am ambivalent about how they look on MY face, though I have gotten some positive feedback from friends about them. Kind of wish Oakley had a feature on their website that would allow you to upload your photo and have various lense styles superimposed on your face and then rotate 360 degrees, this would greatly simplify online shopping.

The lenses are beautifully sharp however, as one would expect from polarized material. Since I bought them mainly for use while driving (when I want the maximum visual sharpness), I am pretty satisfied with them.

The glasses are fairly comfortable, I like the nose pads.

These are my second pair of Oakleys---I have a lightweight wraparound pair that I use for running and biking. I bought these for half off MSRP at the Oakley Vault discount site, which is anothe r reason why I'm not really complaining about them.