Oakley learned that many did not want a completely sporty look on their cycling glasses, so they compromised on the functionality for a more casual look.

This got Oakley to make Sutro.

The large retro design gives you a greate field of view where you do not see the frame, even if it is a strong frame. The glasses are raised so that nothing enters the field of view and you have a full view of your surroundings.

Oakley heard from their professional riders that they could have trouble seeing cars and other riders when looking back. Therefore, the glasses are made extra wide in the bottom frame, to provide better safety for yourself and others.

The frame is made of Oakley's 'O Matter' material. This makes the frame extremely durable - so even if they are not made to crash with, they often hold up to the hit.

Thanks to the material, the weight is also kept down so that they do not feel heavy on the head.

Spectacle rods are made thinner and elongated. It gives a better fit when you wear them with the helmet, but also when you wear the glasses with a cap in your free time.

The nose pad contains Oakley's 'Unobtanium' material. It has also been enlarged to hold more of the nose, which gives you an even better fit and it is better to stay seated. The glasses stay put even if you sweat or drive in the rain.

Worth knowing about this model:

The Prizm Trail Torch lens can be used in several conditions, as it with a light transmission of 35% provides space for a little light.

With Prizm technology, the lens is still contrast-enhancing, so you always see the obstacles as clearly as possible.