Back in 1975 a man by the name Jim Jannard started Oakley with $300 and the idea to make products better than any other company out there. Still photos of flowers and fire hydrants Jannard shot with the dual camera seemed to leap off the display, and watching clips from movies like Brave made me feel like the films were unfolding around me. I paused the highlight reel a few times to get a better look, and while you won't be able to see things that weren't already there, the added depth gave scenes a sense of realness and presence I've never experienced on a smartphone.
CEO Colin Baden told Bloomberg that the company has been toying with ways to project information onto sunglasses since 1997,
cheap ray ban sunglasses australia hoping to start by augmenting the world of sports before ultimately blending into more consumery pursuits with shades that could run solo or pair up with a smartphone.
Oakley has also developed what it believes is a new breakthrough in airflow technology that it calls The Advancer.” Located in the bridge of the nose on the sunglasses, The Advancer gives riders the ability to improve ventilation at the touch of a toggle switch.
One piece of good news is that if you wear their sunglasses and need to wear RX glasses later you can take your sunglasses to your Oakley prescription dealer and have then send your frames to Oakley to have them put your prescription lenses into Oakley can
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Unlike other more common lenses you will be able to see everything exactly where it is. Not only this but the polarized lenses block the glare cause by water, snow and other high light reflective surfaces, resulting in increased vision clarity and improved depth perception.
