Lunettes Vélo Oakley Plazma Photochromic

The Oakley Plazma Photochromic is a pair of cycling glasses that takes inspiration from the iconic Racing Jacket / Jawbone. It has a lightweight frame with two separate lenses and meets high quality standards. The functional sports design with three-point architecture ensures perfect optical alignment of these sports glasses. Non-slip material has been placed at the nosepieces and the temples of the goggles, improving wearer comfort and ensuring a secure grip. The Clear Black Iridium Photochromic lens makes these cycling goggles very suitable for changing light conditions.

Functional sport design
The Oakley Plazma Photochromic features a functional sports design with optimised coverage, a wider field of vision, good grip and impact protection. The latter refers to the fact that Oakley lenses are designed and tested under extreme loads and high speeds. As a result, they offer unrivalled protection in all kinds of harsh conditions.

Lightweight frame by O-Matter
The frame of these goggles is made from O-Matter. This material provides the Oakley Plazma Photochromic not only with a low weight, but also with good strength. O-Matter therefore offers advantages in terms of wearing comfort and durability.

Unobtainium nosepieces and temples
The nosepieces and temples of the Oakley Plazma Photochromic feature Unobtainium. Thanks to this material, the wearing comfort of these goggles is further enhanced and they offer excellent grip. Even when you're sweating a lot, the Plazma Photochromic won't slide off your face.

Clear Black Iridium Photochromic lens.
The Oakley Plazma comes with a Clear Black Iridium Photochromic lens. Thanks to the range of 23-69% light transmission, this lens is ideal for changing light conditions. You can use it during both sunny and cloudy/shadowy weather. When cycling in the sun this lens will have a dark grey colour. When it is cloudy/shadowy, the lens colour becomes more transparent. It automatically switches from the lightest to the darkest colour in about 10 seconds.