Contrail
prizm black polarized Lenses, satin black Frame
€127.00
CODE: OO4147-0457
Size: M (129mm)
Contrail is a modern take on the classic pilot sunglasses infused with Oakley design elements. They feature a lightweight, durable C-5 alloy frame while the adjustable silicone nosepads help create an ideal fit for stylish, all-day comfort.
• DESIGN - Classic silhouette with Oakley design appeal
• FRAME MATERIAL - Constructed of ultra lightweight, C-5™ metal material
• ALL DAY COMFORT - Earsocks are molded the temples to help provide all day comfort and retention
• ADJUSTABLE NOSEPADS - Grip-fit, adjustable silicone nosepads help provide an ideal fit
• SEE MORE DETAILS - Available with Prizm™ Lens Technology designed to enhance color and contrast so you can see more detail
• PRESCRIPTION READY - Available with Oakley Authentic Prescription lenses that come laser etched with the ellipse logo on left wearing lens for proof of Oakley authenticity and quality
• FRAME MATERIAL - Constructed of ultra lightweight, C-5™ metal material
• ALL DAY COMFORT - Earsocks are molded the temples to help provide all day comfort and retention
• ADJUSTABLE NOSEPADS - Grip-fit, adjustable silicone nosepads help provide an ideal fit
• SEE MORE DETAILS - Available with Prizm™ Lens Technology designed to enhance color and contrast so you can see more detail
• PRESCRIPTION READY - Available with Oakley Authentic Prescription lenses that come laser etched with the ellipse logo on left wearing lens for proof of Oakley authenticity and quality
Prizm Black Polarized
- Light transmission: 11%
- Light Condition: Bright Light
- Base lens color: Grey
- Lens category: 3
- Lens material: Polycarbonate

Frame
- Frame color: Satin Black
- Frame material: C-5™
- Frame shape: OVAL
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