Oakley OO9213 STANDARD ISSUE BALLISTIC M FRAME® 2.0 Sunglasses

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Oakley Sunglasses OO9213 STANDARD ISSUE BALLISTIC M FRAME® 2.0

Oakley

OO9213 STANDARD ISSUE BALLISTIC M FRAME® 2.0

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ABOUT THIS PRODUCT

FRAME MATERIAL:Injected

FRAME SHAPE:Shield

FRAME COLOUR:Matte Black

FRAME FIT:Wide

GENDER:Unisex

LENS TREATMENT:Photochromic

LENS COLOUR:Clear to Black Iridium Photochromic

Oakley Standard Issue Ballistic M Frame® 2.0 sunglasses are engineered for the highest level of performance and safety. The shield-shaped lenses are made from durable o matter material, providing a superior barrier against impacts. The lenses also feature a unique photochromic technology that adjusts to changing light conditions, from clear to black iridium photochromic. This transition takes place when exposed to UV rays, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. The matte black frame made from Oakley's proprietary o matter material adds a touch of coolness while ensuring durability and comfort for long-term wear.

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SIZE GUIDE

FRAME SIZE

Large (0/132/136/)

Frame size is usually defined by lens width, bridge width and temple length. These values are always displayed in that order, in millimeters.

mminches

As a reference, you may want to check the size of your current eyewear, by looking at the inner side of the temple. Should you see a fourth number at the end, this refers to lens height (i.e. 50/22/150/50).