Oakley Radar EV Path Sunglasses - Polished White/Prizm Jade

My first impression was of disappointment, I thought that sunglasses in prescription lenses would have been the whole lens not just two small ovals. Also those lenses were of a different color shade to the rest of the lens, so they just looked out of place. I think further iterations of these should consist of the whole lens being prescription. Due to them not, I have returned them and will not be purchasing any products from Oakley again.

Prizm Road Black looks like they'd be TOO violet/rose, but once they're on, the tint is barely noticeable. They're pleasant to look through and there is very very little distortion. But like others have said, these DO seem to let in more light than you'd expect so they're not going to be a favorite in bright conditions. They're a good everyday color option for those who don't want the more eye catching Oakley colors. Thanks to the arm design, the Radar EV frames stay on securely even though they're too wide for me. ( I almost purchased the XS version but the lens selection for the XS is pitiful - Oakley doesn't even make pitch lenses for them !!! ) Now on to the not-so-great....The Prizm effect is super subtle ( nonexistent ? ) on these. I just don't notice any ... MorePrizm Road Black looks like they'd be TOO violet/rose, but once they're on, the tint is barely noticeable. They're pleasant to look through and there is very very little distortion. But like others have said, these DO seem to let in more light than you'd expect so they're not going to be a favorite in bright conditions. They're a good everyday color option for those who don't want the more eye catching Oakley colors. Thanks to the arm design, the Radar EV frames stay on securely even though they're too wide for me. ( I almost purchased the XS version but the lens selection for the XS is pitiful - Oakley doesn't even make pitch lenses for them !!! ) Now on to the not-so-great....The Prizm effect is super subtle ( nonexistent ? ) on these. I just don't notice any difference between Prizm Road Black and non-prizm lenses. I expected to see a difference in street markings and signs because thats how these 'road' lenses are marketed. But there was no difference. At first I thought maybe the red and green streetlights were highlighted along with the children crossing signs. But when I did the same route in less expensive brown suglasses I had the same experience. Even my cheapie gray sunglasses seem to allow the red and green streetlights and school crossing signs to remain brighter. So....no difference. I just don't notice any prizm effect at all with Road Black.

I got photochromic glasses as I ride fast and night as I'm a shift worker. That being the case I didn't want to be constantly changing lenses. This fit my requirements, but they are rather expensive.They still fog up a bit on cold mornings but definitely no as much or often as the cheaper brand they replaced.They came in a nice case that included a different sized nose piece. Surprisingly though there was no cleaning cloth.