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Redefining High Performance Sports Optics: Oakley Flak Jacket

I've been riding in Oakley sunglasses for as drawn out as I've been riding mountain bikes. In event, I purchased one of the first pairs of Oakley Mumbos (later called the M-Frame) to hit Lincoln back in seasonable 1990, within a week of buying my first high hill bike. And for almost all of the past 18 years, I'd been devoted to the big O. That is, until about two seasons ago, when a tight roll forced me to look ahem down-emporium at some other brands' products for my cycling optics.

Ironically, without much difficulty of utterance, I paid full retail cost for a pair of Oakley Square Wires for my that happens by chance wear, but ended up using them on the bike perfectly a bit due to the optical shortcomings I found in the other spectacles I was using. Though the metal frames were heavier, the optics of the Oakley lenses were noticeably high in every situation. No glare, much good in a higher degree, more even light transmission -- it sounds so cliche, but it was similar a night and day difference. My predilection was set.

So when my good buddy Rob Versteegth from Oakley asked if I'd be partial in trying out their new Flak Short coat sport performance sunglasses, I enthusiastically uttered "YES," and just a few days later, Brown Santa arrived with a bale. Inside was a new...

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