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Oakley Radar-Path

MSRP $ 155.00
# of Reviews 5
Average Rating 5/5
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Submitted by N23 a Weekend Warrior from Elk Grove CA USA
Date Reviewed: September 28, 2009
Favorite Trail:Lots of them
Duration Product Used:1 Year
Price Paid: $160.00
Purchased At:Lenscrafters
Strengths:Solid construction, excellent fit, great optics.
Weaknesses:None so far.
Bike Setup:These are the Livestrong version.
Bottom Line:Solid Oakley frame. Excellent fit as expected from Oakley. They stay exactly where I want them too when I ride or play soccer or tennis. Optics are great as well.
Value Rating:3Overall Rating:5

Submitted by sith_lord a Weekend Warrior from Croatia
Date Reviewed: September 26, 2009
Duration Product Used:6 months
Price Paid: $160.00
Purchased At:eBay
Strengths:Light, comfortable, interchangeable lenses and nose piece, scratch resistant, water repelling, clear and undistorted vision
Weaknesses:None.
Bottom Line:Very nice set of glasses. I am using Oakley Radar Range Crystal Black with Black Iridium lenses at this moment, which are very similar to Path, but the only difference is in lenses which are bigger and wider than the ones on the Radar Path.

I decided to go for Oakley Radar Range because it covers me eyes more than Oakley Path, so the sun or anything else can't get in my eyes from aside during ride. I am very satisfied with it.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by peternguyen a Weekend Warrior from Australia
Date Reviewed: April 8, 2009
Favorite Trail:Lyster
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $210.00
Strengths:Clear optics, enhanced vision, strong lenses, vented design
Weaknesses:Comes only in one size
Similar Products Used:Normal sunnies
Bike Setup:04 GT iDrive
Bottom Line:When you buy a set of Oakleys, you're not paying for the name like many other brands, you're paying for functionality. The lenses used on Oakleys are very strong (these are used in the military for eye protection) and that's important on the trails because sometimes you can cop a rock to the eye, eg. when stones flick from under a tire from a person in front of you. The optics are very clear and undistorted, and if you get iridium or polarized lenses, they reduce a lot of glare and enhance your vision. The lenses wrap around your eyes so you have full field of vision and does extremely well in shielding your eyes from wind and debris.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by izjmtb a Weekend Warrior from visalia ca
Date Reviewed: February 10, 2009
Favorite Trail:skyline
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $185.00
Purchased At:any okley dealer
Strengths:very very comfortable, interchangable lens, interchangable nose fitting, no blind spots, lens coating, STYLISH, customizable, interchangable ear rubbers
Weaknesses:price, but whoever really wants them will purchase with confidence.
Similar Products Used:other similar style glasses cheeper quality
Bike Setup:2004 enduro expert
Bottom Line:expensive glasses but well worth the money, a quality product that will last as ling as you are alive, i ride in all elements of the weather and never had to stop because of my oakleys, their so confortable that you forget that their even on, slipping when your sweating is a none issue also. if their good enough for lance armstrong to where on his bike tours their good enough for me.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by mtbkids1111 a Racer from laredo texas usa
Date Reviewed: February 3, 2009
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $220.00
Purchased At:oakley.com
Strengths:they are very light . they are comfortable. the best product ive ever used
Weaknesses:none
Similar Products Used:chili eyewear
Bike Setup:scott scale 30 xt and lx components crank bro pedals candy 2ti
Bottom Line:they are the best!!!!
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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