Thx to my kenitic, i have the whitest wrist for a chinese in the whole world.I really dont know what all it can do, but I bet it will have some cool features besides just telling time and protecting your arm from a sunburn lol.
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Thx to my kenitic, i have the whitest wrist for a chinese in the whole world.I really dont know what all it can do, but I bet it will have some cool features besides just telling time and protecting your arm from a sunburn lol.
What do you guys think the most exiting pair in the current range are?
I'm not too interested. The snark font doesn't come through on this forum. Only got 1 watch because it was 75% off retail. Lucked out one PB1. I'll get odds and ends as need be.I'm on board with the opinion of boring- and they continue to fail to impress despite claiming they're going to get more daring.
As for watches- the prices are insane and they're too small- i dont wear anything under 52mm and own a couple 62mm.
So basically. ...until Oakley shows me more I'll be sticking to my X-Metals and Pit Boss' (and my couple more daring Fuelies) and keep my money.
Put me in the bunch, but to be clear I don't hold it against Oakley. Like any apparel business they have to figure out mass fashion appeal, while still maintaining original appeal for longtime customers, while also having a general financial growth. And then with that, you gotta find a balance in keeping selection fresh yet memorable. Casual/Lifestyle line always struggles here since they're introduce so much every year.
Maybe what they're doing now if very profitable, even if it may have them look like sellouts.
Otherwise, it's generally hard to come up with "the next epic pair" on a yearly basis. For sport pairs, I feel Oakley had to reach pretty hard in finding problems to bring up something fresh. I mean, the 2015 R2 stuff surely beats the predecessors with some personal favorites, but at the same time: if we were still in a world of original Radars, Flaks, and Jawbones....we'd be thinking they're still perfect for the job. Tbh, Road Prizm isn't a go-to lens for me on the bike. I'm rocking Chrome on my EV's and not missing the Prizm BB Outfield really.