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Andrew Cuddihy
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: April 19, 2012
Strengths: Very comfortable, excellent optical clarity, rugged, great case included with purchase.Weaknesses: ExpensiveBottom Line: I bought my Radar Paths with the prescription lens inserts. These inserts are applied directly to the lens shield. For people like me that have a difficult time with contacts and have a fairly high prescription (mine is +4.25) these are the ticket. Most sunglasses, including others from Oakley, will only accept up to +/- 3.0. The Radar Path will accept up to a 5.0. I was worried that they would look strange and that the "sight lines" might be poor, no worries. These things are fantastic! Comfortable, good looking and great visual quality. I purchased mine with a mirrored finish on the shield and Rx lenses and it all blends together well. You can see the division between the shield and lenses, but I think its a very cool look. Very happy with them!
Similar Products Used: Bolle Blade with RX insert.
Bike Setup: 2010 Cannondale CAAD 9-4 with ROL Race SL Wheels.
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Eric_H
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: May 8, 2009
Strengths: Fit, hydrophobia, excellent optics.Weaknesses: Cost. Aligning my identity with idiots in big trucks with Oakley stickers, wearing Monster Dog glasses with flames on them.Bottom Line: For the longest time I have been a Rudy Project rider, and I have used many different models of Rudy glasses without complaint, the full-size Ekynox being my faves. Back in the 90s I wore Bolle. I always thought Oakley products were over-rated and not worth the hype.
Last fall I bought a pair of Radar Path and they have made me an O convert. These glasses are superb for riding, the main attributes being the hydrophobic lens coating and the fit. The Rudy glasses just do not have the fit nailed like these Radars. Once on, they never move and never require any mid-ride attention. Rudy glasses, even when adjusted properly would always squirm just a bit on me (I have a big cone).
The ear stems are long and straight and while they do touch my helmet retention (Giro Atmos RocLoc) they do actually interfere and they are the key to the Radar glasses staying perfectly still regardless of how I move my head.
I like these so much I just ordered a pair in Livestrong livery so I can be a Lance fanboy for the Giro (plus I support the Livestrong cause).
Favorite Ride: Tomorrow's hopefully
Price Paid:
$155.00
Purchased At: online
Similar Products Used: Rudy Project Kerosene, Tayo, Ekynox, Rydon. Bolle circa Alex Zulle 1993.
Bike Setup: Not relevant, but they all have 2 triangles, a fork and Italian componentry.
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kyle982
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: April 16, 2009
Strengths: comfort, style and fitWeaknesses: price but they are worth itBottom Line: i have i livestrong radar paths. they are worth every cent i paid for them, they look super cool and they fit amazing and they are super comfortable for long rides
Price Paid:
$200.00
Purchased At: local bike shop
Similar Products Used: flax jackets
Bike Setup: kuota kharma
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chickenfried
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: December 9, 2008
Strengths: Lens clarity
hydrophobic coating(crossing my fingers that it's permanent as advertised)
comfort, don't notice I'm wearing them
don't fog
Weaknesses: cost
looks I look like a total douche wearing these.Bottom Line: I used to think oakley's were all hype. Bored waiting for people to finish shopping at the mall so I Stopped by a sunglass hut. Tried on the radars thought hmmm they're pretty nice. Sucked in by the sunglass hut 90 day return policy I made an impulse buy. But I haven't returned them. Much better than the probikekit pair and the raybans I use when driving.
Similar Products Used: PBK
Rayban
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Jbartmc
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: August 5, 2008
Strengths: Great fit, UV protection, and total comfort.Weaknesses: CostBottom Line: These glasses were the first expensive pair I have purchased just for cycling. I am very happy with the glasses (dark polarized lenses). The glasses are very comfortable without slipping. I have since ordered a pair for casual wear.
Favorite Ride: River Road
Price Paid:
$255.00
Purchased At: Oakley.com
Similar Products Used: Nothing similar.
Bike Setup: Trek Madone SSLx.
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