They look a little too extreme for my taste. The jawbreakers made terrible running sunglasses.

I just picked up a pair of evZero stride's and really like them. They don't have the separation in the lenses like the evZero pitch/path/range so they look a lot better.

They don't block the wind on the bike as good as my Radar EV's or jawbreakers but they're a great "triathlon" sunglasses that I wouldn't feel like an idiot wear during a post ride coffee or beer.

They're also ridiculously light.

Downside: non-replaceable lenses

Went to my local quality bike store couple of days ago, just to have a look at them.

Ofcourse I ended up buying them when the seller dropped the prize with a couple of euros…
Always been an Oakley fan, and they just felt like a quality piece of kit, tried them cycling, very happy with them.
I've been using a flakjacket model for years now and was never really happy with them, tried the jawbreakers of my girlfriend on some of our bike outings and they made me greedy allready, this felt like a good evolution on that model in our (tri) direction.

Havent tried them running jet though!

I picked up a pair of the black Flight Jackets with Prizm Road lenses today at the Oakley Outlet. Totally scored as they gave me a family and friends discount of 25% off!

I was seriously considering the Radar EV’s which are less wild looking and would be a little better suited to lifestyle use. I’m glad I got the Flight Jackets. I wore them driving home and the field of vision is superior to anything I’ve ever owned. They’re comparable to my Smith Podium TT which has an enormous wrap around lens. The heightened lens from the Jawbreaker with no top frame is very sweet too!

I can’t wait to ride and run I’m them. Ironically, my first use will be a run tomorrow morning rather than a ride. I’m really glad I got these!

I like mine. Great visibility straight ahead and in aero position. Nice fit under helmet (Scott Cadence Plus). Bridge vent actually works. Only complaint is peripheral vision is slightly obstructed causing me to turn my head more than with other glasses.

I was able to run in mine today. The optics and visibility were great. They’re really light given it’s basically a large visor on your face. I’m not sure if the aesthetics have grown on me yet. Excited to ride in them!

That sounds like a dealbreaker for cycling!

It only sucks when looking behind you (before a pass, etc.) just have to turn your head a little more than used to

 expensive and unsafe and fug-ly? I'm getting flashbacks to the sub zeros... at least they were light

It's basically all been a design downhill since the M frame Heater and Sweep which to this day represent the epitomy of optical accessory design excellence

They only weigh 34g, which is close to the 29g Radar Ev. That weight difference is indiscrepable so they’re not heavy.

The lens is large and has great width. I can’t see peripheral vision being obstructed since it’s been designed to maximize such aspects.

In terms of it being fugly, what triathlon equipment isn’t fugly? Tri suits, aero helmets, flouro colored everything, speedos, compression socks, etc. Seems like the Flight Jackets fit right in with other Tri based gear.

quote lacticturkey] expensive and unsafe and fug-ly? I'm getting flashbacks to the sub zeros... at least they were light

It's basically all been a design downhill since the M frame Heater and Sweep which to this day represent the epitomy of optical accessory design excellence[/quote]