




Polarized sunglasses -
The Sphaera Slash Matte Black Splatter brand's sunglasses Oakley are practical for road cycling and MTB.
Their Category 3 polarized lenses, with 11% light transmission, effectively reduce glare caused by reflections on water or the route. The bronze tint enhances contrast for a clearer perception of terrain and topography, whilst the shape slash widens the field of vision whilst minimising contact between the lens and the cheeks for optimal comfort.
The frame is made from O-Matter®, a lightweight, impact-resistant and weatherproof material designed for heavy-duty use. The arms and nose bridge are fitted with sleeves made Unobtainium®of , a non-slip rubber that improves the fit by increasing its grip as it absorbs sweat.




Glass:
- Light transmission: 11%
- Base lens colour: bronze
- Wider field of view
- A shape slash that minimises contact between the glass and the cheeks
frame :
- Composition : O-Matter®
- Adhesive branch sleeves and nose plates made of Unobtainium®
Dimensions :
- Length of branches: 130 mm
- Glass width: 36 mm
- Glass height: 50 mm
| PRIZM™ | Prizm™ is a revolution in the field of snow goggles, the result of decades of scientific research into colour. These lenses Prizm™ offer unrivalled control over light transmission; colours are precisely fitted to optimize contrast and improve visibility. These lenses Prizm™ have been designed to ensure you can see clearly in a wide range of lighting conditions, so you don’t need to change your lenses when conditions change. |
| O-MATTER® | " O-Matter® " is a plastic alloy developed by Oakley. The result is an extremely lightweight material that is very comfortable and has high durability and resistance to impact and weather conditions. |
| UNOBTAINIUM® | This rubber, developed by Oakley in the 1980s, has the distinctive feature that its grip improves in damp conditions (water, sweat). This material is used for the inserts on the temples and the nose plates. |
| Polarized | Glare is caused by what is known as polarized light. This indirect light comes from the sun reflecting off a shiny surface such as water or snow. Polarized lenses combat this glare from the sun by blocking the dazzling rays whilst allowing the light that carries information to pass through, much like a Venetian blind. They also enhance contrast and colour. |