- Is the Oakley Kato good for cycling?
- Yes. The wraparound lens blocks wind and the temples grip well, so it stays put on long rides. The wide field of view helps when checking over your shoulder.
- How does the Kato compare with the Oakley Sutro?
- The Kato is frameless and more aerodynamic, with a tighter wrap. The Sutro has a full frame and a more casual look, and it fits a wider range of faces.
- Does it fit wide heads?
- It runs snug. Owners with larger heads often report pressure at the temples, so try it on if you can.
- Does the lens protect against UV?
- Yes. The lens provides UV protection, and the Prizm versions are tuned for contrast in bright conditions.
- Can I change the lens?
- The Kato is not designed for quick lens swaps like some framed Oakley models. Plan on one lens for most of your riding.
- What is in the box?
- You get the sunglasses and a soft microbag for storage and cleaning. A hard case is not always included.
- Where is the Oakley Men's Sunglasses, OO9455 Kato 49 cheapest?
- At Designer Optics, for $313.00, as of our latest check.