The i-Run team says
As versatile as they are essential!
The Oakley Sutro sunglasses are perfect for cycling sessions, always in exemplary conditions. Modern and extremely versatile, they quickly become indispensable during your rides.
You benefit from an exceptional vision thanks to the presence of Prizm lenses that manage the light transmission rate efficiently. Even better, the contrast is optimized and the colors appear more natural than ever, offering you an unmatched precision of details.
This model guarantees an unwavering hold with every movement, featuring Unobtainium nose pads. These pads are capable of increasing adherence when you sweat and preventing a potential fall.
The lightweight O Matter frame provides you with an unshakeable sense of comfort over the miles. Air circulates freely for better breathability while also helping to limit the appearance of fog.
Key points of the Oakley Sutro sunglasses
- Prizm lenses: optimal visibility, natural colors, and detail precision
- Unobtainium nose pads: adherence
- Goggle-style: secure fit
- O Matter frame: lightweight and comfort
- Air circulation: breathability and prevents fogging
- Color: black with pink reflections
Lens included specifications:
- Prizm Road Jade lenses
- Light transmission: 15%
- Light conditions: high sunlight
- Contrast: increased
- Base lens color: pink
Technical description
Contenu de la boîte
- Lunettes Oakley Sutro Prizm
- Pochette Microclear noire
- Housse de transport
Dimensions
- Largeur de la monture : 134 mm
- Hauteur des verres : 56.7 mm
- Longueur des branches : 140 mm
Technologies
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Unobtainium
Sleeves for arms and nose pads that keep the glasses in place, increasing grip despite perspiration.
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O-Matter
Stress-resistant frame material. Both lightweight and durable for comfort and protection all day long.
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Prizm
Prizm is a revolution in lens optics built on decades of color science research. Prizm lenses offer unprecedented control of light transmission, providing precise colors to optimize contrast and enhance visibility.
