Ochelari de vedere Oakley Holbrook Troy Lee Designs Black Fade Frame/Prizm 24K Polarized Lenses

Oakley Holbrook™ Troy Lee Designs

Marking nearly two decades of collaboration, the renowned California-based brand Troy Lee Designs® has consistently crafted exclusive collections of Oakley goggles and eyewear tailored for two-wheeled enthusiasts since the inception of our partnership.

Designed for everyday wear and full throttle moments, the TLD® Holbrook™ is infused with racing spirit. Featuring a matte black paint that fades to expose a grey smoke frame, anodized red rivets and a paint treatment on the temples, these Holbrooks scream speed. With the satin silver Peace & Wheelies pad print on top of the frame and a laser etched Troy Lee Designs mark on the Prizm™ Grey lenses, you’ll see the next gate drop with enhanced color and contrast.

Holbrook is a timeless, classic design fused with modern Oakley technology. Inspired by the screen heroes from the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, this design epitomizes the spirit of exploration and adventure. The iconic American frame design is accented by metal rivets and Oakley icons, perfect for those who seek equal parts performance and style.

Lastly, the Troy Lee Designs collection comes with a custom sublimated print microbag and a unique box sleeve.

• Prizm™ Technology: Patented by the Oakley brand. Its purpose is to increase contrast and flit light, which makes the colours we perceive more saturated. All this is done to make us see more detail through maximised depth perception. This not only improves visual comfort, but also protects the eyes during sports from skiing to cycling. By choosing models that use this solution, you will see more detail than the naked human eye can pick up.

• O-Matter™: A frame that will not break even during a hard impact or fall. The material does not darken when exposed to the sun.

• Fit: Three-point fit is designed for comfort and to hold your eyewear in precise optical alignment

• Prescription: Available with Oakley® Authentic Prescription Lenses