Oakley Holbrook XXS Sunglasses - Black Ink/Prizm Jade
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Oakley Holbrook XXS Sunglasses - Black Ink/Prizm Jade
Compact version sunglasses, which are the smallest variant of the popular Holbrook model. Equipped with visors made of lightweight and durable polycarbonate, made in Prizm technology, and a frame made of ecological BiO-Matter.
polycarbonate visors, prizm technology
The advanced Prizm lenses made of high-quality polycarbonate are ideal for use in bright light. They protect against harmful UV radiation (UVA, UVB and UVC) and blue light up to 400 nm. The visible light transmission of 14% ensures a clear and comfortable view.
Frame made of Bio-matter
The frame is made of biodegradable BiO-Matter, an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional materials, made of at least 56% plant-based biomaterials. The material is characterised by its high resistance to stress and resistance to discolouration caused by sunlight. The ergonomic shape of the frame guarantees a great fit and maximum comfort of use.
main features
- protect eyes from harmful UV radiation
- lightweight and durable construction
- polycarbonate visors
- BiO-Matter frame
- Prizm technology
technical data
Frame colour: Black Ink
Visor colour: Prizm Jade
Frame material: BiO-Matter
Visor material: polycarbonate
Visible light transmission: 14%
Lens height: 38.9 mm
Lens width: 50 mm
Frame width: 122.6 mm
Arm length: 130 mm
Nose width: 16 mm
Manufacturer: Oakley, USA
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Oakley is an American brand founded in 1975 by Jim Jannard, which for years has set the standard in sports eyewear and optical technology. The breakthrough was the launch of the O-Frame goggles in 1980 – they quickly gained recognition in motocross and winter sports. The brand also made a name for itself with innovative eyewear models such as Eyeshades, Frogskins and M Frame – the latter were approved by the US Army under the APEL system and introduced into official military equipment. Oakley designs its products in collaboration with professionals, testing them in extreme conditions, both sporting and operational. In 2010, it provided specialized safety glasses for miners rescued from a collapsed mine in Chile, protecting their eyesight after a prolonged stay underground. With more than 600 patents and the support of the Luxottica Group (since 2007), the brand has become a global leader in the advanced sports accessories and optical solutions sector.
