Oakley - Tour De France Photos

[Rcga32]

At a sportsbars eating lunch today, this was on. Pretty sure I only saw Oakleys being worn.

Certainly the majority but there are other brands at play as well (POC and Rudy Project are two that sponsor big teams). But yes,mostly Oakleys.

 

[ZubiZone]

All this talk about Jawbreakers....here's a sweet frame

 

[flyer]

How about the ladies of the Giro Rosa 2016?
Evelyn Stevens takes Stage 6.

 

[Zollie]

Was watching a documentary about 80's TDF, lots of M-frames and razorblades these days

Nice, I actually got a "Team Z" cycling shirt and a pink/white Razorblade!

 

[flyer]

 

[Ventruck]

Certainly the majority but there are other brands at play as well (POC and Rudy Project are two that sponsor big teams). But yes,mostly Oakleys.

There's also BBB (low-end of the spectrum), believe Smith sponsors some non-Pro Tour teams, and Ekoi (open mold shared with Endura, Spyder, and Catlike). I think Scott sometimes provides their own eyewear as well. Zero Rh+ covers Contador's U23(?) Foundacion team.

For the most part, as much as people say Oakley is unexciting, a lot of eyewear featured in cycling is really meh. Some open molds, simple or redundant profiles, maybe only POC is actually running a proper taper/prism since they're working with Zeiss. Many brands are still slow to adapt to "extended vision" cuts.

I'm not sure if Briko is still in the mix, but they've had memorable stuff on and off with Cipollini. Their current designs are interesting. Look way better on face than sitting. Shot Evo's look awesome.

 

[Zollie]

I should get myself pictured like this guy

 

[ZubiZone]

 

[Patient_Cero]

Steve Cummings, teammate to Cavendish, sporting EVZero's during yesterday's stage 7 win.

 

[flyer]

Tsgabu Grmay, in his first TdF, and the first Ethiopian to ever ride Le Tour.
A natural climber, and a talent to watch.