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Two wheels is in Oakley's DNA. Having started with grips and expanded their expertise to optics technology, Oakley has defined premium vision and optics across multiple sports around the world. You see them used by athletes in motorsport and racing and that’s because they’re premium eyewear made to help you perform at your peak.

TYPES OF GOGGLES
Airbrake – fully serviceable MX goggle with almost all aspects replaceable. Comes with a myriad of accessories, parts and lenses including outriggers and roll offs. Easily change out lenses with switchlock technology. Used by pro MX riders with options in MTB goggles.
Front Line – Offers a large field of view with a rimless design. Its large fit means excellent coverage over the face and is engineered to fit most helmets. This one is eyewear compatible.
O Frame 2.0 Pro – an evolution of the original Oakley goggle design with a mid sized fit and excellent peripheral view. This is a perfect option if you’re wanting to try Oakley performance before investing in Front Line or Airbrake. These are also availble in XS sizing for smaller faces.
O Frame – this is where it all began and these are the option for trying out Oakley. They’re simple but they work. Available in XS for smaller faces and eyewear compatible.

PRIZM LENSES
Prizm is a lens technology developed by Oakley to give riders a massive competitive advantage and confidence. They help you to see subtle transitions in dirt conditions with precise color filtering which means you can pick up fast lines, identify differences in dirt texture for traction control, and see deeper into ruts where the shadows live. You’ll find Prizm lenses in the Airbrake and Front Line ranges BUT not all lenses are Prizm lenses. Some people think the iridium coating means that particular goggle has prizm in it, but the iridium coating is just that, a reflective coating over the lens. Another important note is that MX goggles aren’t effective as snow goggles and vice versa. That’s because MX goggle lenses are developed for use with brown tones where snow lenses are made for lighter, white landscapes.

CHANGING OUT LENSES
Advances in engineering has meant changing lenses is easier than ever, with Ridgelock and Switchlock technologies allowing riders to use a variety of lenses to suit all track conditions and lighting, quickly and easily. Previously you’d have to wrestle with your lenses and frame to change a lens out but these two methods are super easy with Switchlock being an absolute gamechanger.

MTB RANGE
Airbrake and O Frame 2.0 Pro are also available in MTB. They offer the same features as their MX counterparts however they’re slightly different in that there’s different ventilation to provide increased airflow at slower speeds while helping to prevent mud, rocks and debris from entering the goggle.