Oakley BXTR Metal Forge Collection Sunglasses

Oakley BXTR Metal Forge Collection Eyewear, Prizm Grey Lenses, Transparent Grey Ink Frame. Oakley Reference: OO9237-1339

Inspired by the tones of metal reinforcements and the stability of defined shapes, the Forge Collection focuses on protecting you from the outside in as you progress within. Blending metallic paints and blended finishes, the collection is a captivating contradiction of concrete edges and sleek metallic tones to represent the tension that creates solid strength.

BXTR Metal pays homage to Baxter Street, a renowned skate park in Los Angeles where style and authenticity are always present, just like in this frame. The Oakley® design team developed these shield sunglasses and collaborated closely with friends of the brand to present a unique take on everyday eyewear. The BXTR Metal's modernized "trigger-style" temple tips are inspired by Oakley's original Razor Blade sunglasses. The frame is reinforced with metal material reminiscent of the prototype for the first Oakley sunglasses, crafted from snow goggle lenses and a wire hanger. BiO-Matter®* frame material provides all-day comfort and lightweight durability, while Unobtainium® nose pads provide enhanced grip.

*BiO-Matter is made with biomaterials that have at least 56% bio-sourced carbon content (representing the ratio of castor oil to fossil sources).

• DESIGN: Modern shield design inspired by Oakley's first sport performance frame.

• FRAME MATERIAL: Lightweight and durable BiO-Matter™* frame provides all-day comfort.

• A NOD TO THE PAST: Modernized trigger-tip temples are inspired by Oakley's iconic Razor Blades and crafted from metal in homage to the original Eyeshade prototype.

• NON-SLIP GRIP: Unobtainium® nose pads provide a non-slip grip when the glasses get wet, offering a better fit.

• OTHER DETAILS: Available with Prizm™ lens technology, which improves color and contrast so you can see more detail.

*Made with biomaterials that have at least 56% bio-based carbon content (representing the ratio of castor oil to fossil sources).