As a seasoned mountain enthusiast with a penchant for style and durability, I can wholeheartedly endorse Oakley’s Flex Scape hybrid goggles. Having experienced the harsh conditions of the slopes firsthand, I appreciate the importance of equipment that can adapt to various situations. The PhysioMorphic™ Geometry, with its ability to mold to my face, is a game-changer in expanding my field of view.
Following the debut of its “Born to Rewild” line, Oakley is back with a new development: Flex Scape, their first hybrid goggle which combines the practicality of both goggles and sunglasses. This innovative design aims to elevate clear-sky mountain adventures as well as post-ski celebrations.
This unique eyewear model utilizes Oakley’s PhysioMorphic™ Geometry, an innovative optical technology that shapes lenses to fit the wearer’s face perfectly, expanding the viewing area. Of particular interest is its versatile one-size woven strap (which can be swapped for ear stems), prominently displaying the brand name.
This model features a single layer lens enhanced with an anti-fog coating that minimizes distortion, reflection, and refraction, ensuring clear vision during the day’s brightest moments. It also incorporates Oakley’s Plutonite® material and HDO® (High-Definition Optics) Technology, providing complete UV protection and safeguarding against high-impact collisions.
Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, an athlete for Team Oakley, commented on the revolutionary nature of eyewear that adapts seamlessly from mountain terrain to urban settings. He emphasized that it’s this degree of ingenuity that distinguishes Oakley in a competitive market, offering a stylish and versatile product that fits perfectly with his lifestyle, whether he’s in the air or enjoying the après-ski.
The Oakley Flex Scape hybrid goggles, featuring Prizm technology in two color options – Matte Black with Prizm 24K and Matte Grey Snow with Prizm Snow Sapphire Iridium, are now up for purchase both online and at Oakley stores. Browse through the collection showcased above for a detailed look.
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2024-10-03 22:55