Oakley Sutro Matte Black Prizm Trail Torch Sunglasses

I was looking for a lightweight pair of sunglasses I could wear for all outdoor running. These are amazing. No bounce, and the frames stay pretty set on my face. I might make 1-2 small adjustments per mile, and that’s mostly due to a hat pushing them around. Rubber grips (like on the nose) on the back of the arms would be a nice addition and really keep them in place, but no complaints as they are right now. I was a little hesitant the first time I picked them up and felt how light they were, but the quality is amazing and I almost forget that I’m wearing them. I’ve done sprints, hill runs, and long runs in these, and they don’t fog up from sweat, which was one of my biggest concerns for sunglasses with this much coverage. No light leakage from the bottom or sides, ... MoreI was looking for a lightweight pair of sunglasses I could wear for all outdoor running. These are amazing. No bounce, and the frames stay pretty set on my face. I might make 1-2 small adjustments per mile, and that’s mostly due to a hat pushing them around. Rubber grips (like on the nose) on the back of the arms would be a nice addition and really keep them in place, but no complaints as they are right now. I was a little hesitant the first time I picked them up and felt how light they were, but the quality is amazing and I almost forget that I’m wearing them. I’ve done sprints, hill runs, and long runs in these, and they don’t fog up from sweat, which was one of my biggest concerns for sunglasses with this much coverage. No light leakage from the bottom or sides, and the prism lenses make my runs that much prettier. Highly recommend.

Love these sunglasses. Yes they are big, however, if you have a medium to large size head they are perfect. The prism road jade lens is a good all around lens, just slightly darker than the regular prism road. I've used them for casual purposes, as well as daytime road cycling, and all is good. They have a bit of a mirrored finish/ look. As for the gray ink frame, they are the reason I choose this particular pair of sunglasses. They are translucent, with a charcoal/smoke colour mixed in. If you have a smaller head, and are concerned about the size, just go with the Sutro S. Know however that the "S" doesn't appear to come in grey ink.

I’ve been using Oakley Radars as my default cycling glasses for many years and, in the main, I’ve been very satisfied with them; however, there were occasions, especially when in the drops, I found the top of the glasses obscuring my vision. So I thought I’d give the Sutros a try. I gave them a good test on a recent trip to Gran Canaria and I wasn’t disappointed. Indeed, they were excellent. They were a perfect fit that I often forgot that I was wearing them. They provided great protection and clear vision in all sorts of light conditions. Before buying, I was concerned that the lenses were too large and at risk of fogging, but I had no problems at all. I am extremely pleased with my Sutros and would highly recommend them.