- What makes the Radar EV Path different from the original Radar?
- The EV Path has a taller lens that extends the upper field of view, plus a revised frame shape. The original Radar sits lower and offers less coverage above the eye line.
- Can I change the lenses?
- Yes. The Radar EV Path uses Oakley's interchangeable lens system, so you can swap tints for different light. Swapping takes some practice at first.
- Is it good for running as well as cycling?
- Yes. The light frame and secure fit suit running, and the wide view helps on both roads and trails. Cyclists get the most from the tall lens in a forward position.
- Does it work for small faces?
- The shield is large and wraps wide. Shoppers with narrow faces often find it loose or oversized, so try the fit before committing.
- What comes in the box?
- The sunglasses come with the installed lens and a soft microbag for storage and cleaning. Extra lenses are sold separately unless a bundle states otherwise.
- Is it worth it over cheaper sport sunglasses?
- The value is in the lens clarity, coverage and stable fit during hard efforts. Cheaper shields can match the shape but usually lag on contrast and lens quality.
- Where is the Radar EV Path Sunglasses cheapest?
- At Jomashop.com, for $139.99, 26% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Radar EV Path Sunglasses?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Jomashop.com, Merlin Cycles, Rock Bottom Golf, ExtraOptical.com, MR PORTER.