I have been watching the Tour De France a lot lately,Like the rest of the world,every day I see a lot of new cool Oakley radar styles,with different color frames and lenses,none of them are on Oakley’s web site for sale yet?,I really want a fire iridium path lense,any body else noticed that yet?
http://www.backcountry.com/store/OAK0766/Oakley-Radar-Path-Replacement-Lens.html?id=buxa7xrV
Here you go.
DO you need the retro Flurescent Yellow Vino frames too? 
I’ve had my radar’s for nearly two months now and… The new phobic lenses make the Radar’s worth the price of gold. Especially if you’re a heavy sweater and your lenses usually are covered and streaked from sweat. However, they still don’t fit as well as the M-frames for me. I hope they produce the M-frame lense in the phobic material soon. Although I’m not sure they will becuase they’d just sell fewer Radars. I know they have the treater for the M-frame lense but I doubt it works too well. Maybe I’ll try it at some point.
I agree about the radar fit. I much prefer the Flak Jacket. They have the same hydrophobic lenses.
BTW, I use the hydrophobic solution that Oakley sells - it’s essentially RainX, and is good for one ride or so. When you clean the lenses, you need to reapply.
My Pro-M’s are now my backup glasses as I loe the two pair of radars I have for cycling and running. If I wer still playing softball or football, I would wear my Pro-M’s as they are much better fitting when being “jostled” or whatnot.
The only issue I have with the Radars is the paint chipping/peeling off of the frame on the nosepiece when changing the lens. It’s a warranty issue, but a hassle nonetheless.
Bob
I was just about to order some of that Oakley lens solution. Good for only one ride you say? What a waste of time. I like the radars I have, and I love the hydrophobic effect, but if they made some M frame lenses with that treatment I would probably never wear my radars again. I guess that’s why they won’t do it!!!
BTW, I use the hydrophobic solution that Oakley sells - it’s essentially RainX, and is good for one ride or so. When you clean the lenses, you need to reapply.
Well then, that raises a question for me. Could one put RainX on their lenses, or has anyone tried that?
I agree 100%
I’ve used the half jackets for years - just got some new Flak Jackets with the fire iridium lenses with hydrophobic coating. Wow! That stuff really works! Yes, I tested it with various stuff like their add online and I’ll be damned it didn’t work like a charm. Just did a 102 miler yesterday in the hills, sweating like a pig, and they were streak free. Biked another 20 today followed by a hot 14 mile run - yup, clear as a bell. I’m impressed. They fit MUCH better than the large Radars.
2 big thumbs up, even for the price.