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Oakley made the Straight Jacket for those who understand that style is something you define yourself — it’s not the world’s idea of how you should look. The first design was created more than a decade ago, and it blended the art of Oakley with the science of precision optics. This latest edition combines aggressive styling with the best technologies ever to dominate light rays. Oakley optimized the lenses with a permanent coating called Hydrophobic that maintains a smudge-resistant barrier against skin oils, sunscreens and lotions, and even repels dust and dirt. You also get the unbeatable clarity of High Definition Optics (HDO®) including patented technologies like XYZ Optics for crystal clear vision along the entire lens contour. The optics are so sharp, they exceed all ANSI Z87.1 standards. Protection meets ANSI Z87.1 standards for both high-velocity and high-mass impact, and the pure Plutonite lenses filter out 100% of all UVA, UVB, UVC and harmful blue light up to 400nm. The durable, lightweight O Matter frame utilizes soft Unobtainium components to increase grip with perspiration. It’s all part of a Three-Point Fit that holds the lenses in precise optical alignment and offers all-day comfort.

Product Reviews
I bought a pair of straight jackets in black/iridium with polarized lens recently, since I lost my pair of oakleys some time ago and have been going without for some time. Since summer is coming up, I just decided to bite the bullet and headed down to the 'Hut and bought these.My title is referring to the classic look of a woman's signature black dress. If you get these in black, they just will never go out of style. The look is signature oakley, sporty, but not over the top. For me, the full framed look really pops on my face, I have a rather skinny long face. My old pair of Oakleys just had ordinary earpieces with no flair circa 2004. These have a bit more flair to them, around the hinge with the Oakley logo and wider, straight ear pieces. The fit is excellent, these aren't going anywhere unless you are wakeboarding and eat it hard. I have Jawbones for cycling, I wanted something sporty, but not as over the top as those for casual wear and these fit the bill.I got the polarized (which are about 50% more expensive than non) but really, it's just better for your eyes to go ahead and make the investment and/or if you are going to be using it around the water or snow it is actually a necessity. You can probably find a better deal online than at a retail shop, so I suggest doing so if you aren't pressed for time.