LAUNCHPAD California Dream Introducing the new Oakley’s Golf Collection
Inspired by Oakley's southern California heritage, the Oakley Golf Collection attempts to lead the golf market in sublimation, dry time, water repellence, and protection from the sun. Across the board the product technology is about light and low. Shoes, bags, and apparel are lightest in class to ensure stability, comfort, and climate control, even on the hottest days
Cipher3
In 2014, Cipher becomes a family of products, with each style having its own purpose and function for the golf course. Utilising their patented Nanospike traction system as our base platform, they have built a performance-driven collection based on lightweight technology features to bring power, adaptation and Factory Lite to the forefront of Oakley Golf.
>>> Carbon Pro 2
The Carbon Pro 2 tour shoe is performance built to withstand the rigors that elite level players place on their equipment. Carbon Pro 2 is designed to surpass the expectations of the best players in the world, giving consumers the chance to feel, look and play like their icons. Lower than the rest, and lighter than a toqur shoe has been known to be, Oakley’s Carbon Pro 2 is the most technically advanced shoe they have ever offered.
Flax Jacket XL
The Flak Jacket frame has an interchangeable lens design, so when the sun final y torches the fairway, you can change your optics as easily as you change your club. When it comes to optical clarity and impact protection, they meet ANSI Z87.1 standards, and they even fi ter out 100% of all UV. The frame matches with lightweight O Matter with soſt
Unobtainium components that increase grip with perspiration, and Oakley include two sizes of nosepiece components for a custom fit.
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