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more about #oakley SJRNWT: When you see the Oakley logo, that's when you know it's good quality. //Sarcasm+brand name loyalty ftw more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: Another question. Will wearing these enable me to fight multiple Australian/English chaps? more » Kaiser-Machead: It sure beats the tattered Old Navy and American Apparel clothes that everyone wears in The Matrix. Lots and lots of machinery at your disposal, but n... more » Nick: Giz, please promise you won't have a link for a black trench coat later. Promise me. more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: Yeah, but do they come w/an MP3 player? B/c if they do, I know one person who may want them: more » OMG! Ponies!: Thanks but no thanks. When I'm stomping robots, I wear my old Doc Marten's. I've had them for 15 years and they can still turn an Armitron into a pil... more » Hello Mister Walrus: What explanation do they propose for the existence of brand-name clothing in the apocalyptic future? Or is John Connor wearing 15-year-old boots? So t... more » LuckyLakey: The first robot I will stomp is a roomba. Then I will make sure another roomba comes by to clean up the remains. more » -
#boots
You Too Can Own John Connor's Robot-Stomping Boots
Are you trying lead a resistance against a race of homicidal machines? Well, you need the proper footwear. When John Conner stomps Terminator faces, he wears the Oakley S.I. Assault Boots. More » -
#kids
Badass Oakley Roddler Stroller Gives Your Kid an Early Chip on His Shoulder
If you're looking to start your kid off with both a tough-guy attitude as well as an air of entitlement, you can't go wrong with the ludicrous Oakley Roddler stroller. While it's a concept that's apparently "inspired" by Oakley, it looks more inspired by a combo of overpriced strollers and military aircraft. More » -
#science
Oakley's 'O Lab' Shoots Ball Bearings at, Drops Weights on Sunglasses
Oakley sunglasses are expensive. But apparently, they're expensive for reasons other than the recognizable "O" logo that's stuck on them. Nope, they're resistant to shattering if something strikes them, unlike other sunglasses that'll happily embed shards of themselves in your eyes when hit. They can also withstand 2 pound weights falling on them and handle lasers better than other glasses. They test all these things in the "O Lab." The nice folks at NotCot got to check out the O Lab, providing photos and video of the machines used to test expensive sunglasses. Hit the jump for video. More » -
