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Revival of an iconic model, the Radar® EV Heater from Oakley revisits the spirit of the 90s with inspiration directly drawn from baseball. Their taller and elongated shape offers an expanded and clear field of vision for an optimal visual experience.
The Radar EV Heater Polished Black Prizm Black are sunglasses equipped with Prizm™ lenses that enhance contrasts, improve definition, and reduce glare for remarkable visual precision.
With their lightweight O-Matter™ frame and Unobtainium® nose pads that ensure optimal grip, you’ll have all the comfort needed for everyday wear. Their HDO® technology, combining high protection and visual clarity, allows you to enjoy your activity at every moment.
The Radar EV Heater widen your field of vision, enabling you to improve your performance on every outing for outstanding results!




Lens:
- Light transmission: 13%
- Base lens colour: grey
- Composition: polycarbonate
Frame:
- Composition: O-Matter®
- Nose pads and endpieces/hinge mounts made of Unobtainium®
Dimensions:
- Lens height: 55 mm
- Lens width: 37 mm
- Temple length: 128 mm
- Frame width: 137.9 mm
| PRIZM™ | Prizm™ is a revolution in lens optics, the result of decades of scientific research on colour. These lenses offer unprecedented control over light transmission; colours are precisely tuned to optimise contrast and enhance visibility. Prizm™ lenses are designed to keep you at your best in a wide range of lighting conditions, so you don’t need to change lenses. |
| O-MATTER® | O-matter® is a composite of different plastics created by Oakley. The result is an extremely lightweight material that is very comfortable and resistant to shocks as well as weather conditions. |
| Unobtainium® | These highly adhesive nose pads ensure the glasses stay in place even in humid or sweaty conditions. |
| Impact protection | Oakley lenses are designed and tested under extremely high mass and velocity conditions to provide uncompromising protection in a wide range of demanding environments. |