Oakley Batwolf Sunglasses Review

Not Batman! Batwolf Which is Totally Different.

This winter, I will be doing something I’ve never done before and never thought I would do: snowboarding. We’re going to a lodge somewhere we haven’t decided on yet, and we’re going to hit the slopes with my husband’s snowboard that has been sitting in the closet for at least a million years. I’ve never been to a snow-covered mountain before, so this should be interesting.

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Safe In The Snow

I don’t know a whole lot about mountainside sports, but it does give me an excuse to look up the kind of accessories you need to survive in cold weather like this. The first thing that came to mind is the goggles people wear. I don’t know if I will need them, but I will need some kind of eye protection when I’m out there. Oakley Batwolf Sunglasses will probably do the trick by keeping my eyes safe from the icy temperatures, even if they aren’t the ones to be worn down a mountain.

Traditional Oakley With An Edge

Batwolfs look like traditional Oakley frames, but they have one continuous lens as opposed to two separate ones. The lens is interchangeable so you can get it in any color or coating. They also come with interchangeable icons that let you snap them right out and put new ones in. Basically, they let you change the flare of the frame with different colors or textures. The frames are lightweight so you won’t get bogged down while being active (if that’s what you wear them for).

Color For Activity

You can buy the glasses in clear frames with ice iridium lenses, black frames with violet lenses, polished black frames with warm grey lenses and polished root beer frames with dark bronze lenses. The lenses are made to withstand most of the unexpected impacts you can put them through, and they block out most of the glare from the sun due to the Iridium coating.

Batty Over Batwolf

Overall, Oakley Batwolf Sunglasses are going to be too big for my head, most certainly. They have the durability that most Oakley wearers have to have, but they don’t necessarily sport the same comfortable fit. You’ll have to try them on yourself to see if you can make them work. While these aren’t cheap, the $120-130 price tag isn’t that huge I couldn’t make them work if the fit were better for small faces.

If you think these have the style and flexibility you want, then glide over here and put them in your cart.