The Oakley RSLV Glasses are built for riders and athletes with larger head and face profiles a demographic that most sport eyewear ignores. The wide cylindrical lens delivers broad peripheral coverage without compromising the clean, low-profile aesthetic Oakley is known for. It’s a frame that takes your field of vision seriously.
The RSLV is constructed from O Matter, Oakley’s lightweight frame material designed to hold its shape under sustained use while keeping weight off the bridge of your nose on long rides. Unobtainium earsocks and nose pads maintain grip as you sweat these components are engineered to increase hold with moisture rather than lose it, which matters when you’re deep into a ride and the glasses need to stay put. Depending on the variant you choose, the RSLV is available with PRIZM lens technology lenses tuned to specific light environments, from the road spectrum to 24k for bright overhead conditions as well as a Clear to Black photochromic option for changing light conditions.
Oakley RSLV Glasses Specs at a Glance
- Frame material: O Matter
- Lens shape: Wide cylindrical
- Fit: Designed for larger head and face profiles
- Grip system: Unobtainium earsocks and nose pads
- Available lens options: PRIZM Sapphire, PRIZM Road, PRIZM 24k, Clear to Black Photochromic
- Frame colours: Grey Smoke, Matte Black, Matte Carbon, Matte White
Design Benefits
- Wide coverage for larger faces the RSLV addresses a genuine fit gap in sport eyewear. The extended frame geometry and broad lens provide coverage that proportionally-sized glasses simply don’t offer, reducing wind intrusion and eye fatigue on longer efforts.
- Moisture-activated grip Unobtainium contact points are designed to grip harder when wet, so the glasses stay anchored during hard climbs, hot days, or any ride where standard rubber would let go.
- Lens versatility across conditions whether you’re commuting through variable cloud cover with the photochromic option or racing under flat road light with PRIZM Road, each lens variant is tuned to enhance contrast and detail for its intended environment rather than offering a one-size compromise.
