Giro couldn't have asked for a better debut into the sunglasses market. When the 2007 Tour de France kicked off, they had a few sponsored riders showing their Havik frames in the peloton. None were high profile riders until Alberto Contador showed his climbing chops during the finale of stage 8... read more

Converts are dangerous. Generally knowledgeable on their subject with enough zeal for an army of angry anarchists. Their passion should be honored and respected. Giro built their Convert sunglasses to manifest the same sort of intensity. The Convert offers urban style, trail performance and road... read more

If Elvis is a cyclist, he's wearing the Giro Instigator as we speak. They're boxy, just like The King prefers, but they've got more than enough performance to be ridden with. A good look at these will tell you as much. Straight on, they almost seem like a two-dimensional prescription sunglass,... read more

If you're looking for a functional sport sunglass that doesn't make you look like a Cylon out of Battlestar Galactica, the Giro Semi needs to be on your short list. The Semi is at home on the bike as it is at a tennis match as it is walking down the street. The styling is strong, but... read more

If we didn't call this color awful, would we still sell as many? Oakley debuted their Radar sunglasses in the Spring of 2007, and no color saw the interest of this Neon Greyellow known as "Retina Burn". read more

The Jet Black frame offers full-on fashion versatility -- no matter what you wear, Jet Black is the perfect match. But what sets this model apart from the rest of its Radar brethren is its lens technology. Oakley has long spread the gospel about their Black Iridium lenses: It's a superb choice... read more

We offer the Radar in a variety of styles -- none of which are as simple and classic as this Crystal Black frame with Black Iridium lenses. Black Iridium is a superb choice for the spring and summertime. It transmits only 10% of the available light to your eyes, also making it ideal for bright,... read more

The Oakley Jet Black frame is not unlike a Black Giro helmet -- an ideal complement to your cycling wardrobe, no matter what color kit you choose that day. It matches everything, clashes with nothing. And another all-purpose hallmark of this model of the Radar is its Grey lens tint. It's ideal... read more

The Red frame of the Oakley Radar matches much in our lives -- our red Competitive Cyclist team kit, the red Cervélo Soloist Carbon and R3, the red BMC Pro Machine, any team version Pinarello, and so much more. But you're not just buying fashion here -- the VR28 Black Iridium lens is a... read more

Black, black, black -- everywhere is black. It's the ultimate in safe color choices, but sometimes looking sharp requires a step beyond the official color of NYC. For the fashion curious-but-risk-averse comes the Oakley Radar in a Brown Smoke frame. You lose the (boring?) predictability of Black,... read more