The Oakley O Frame comes packed with features with an attractive price tag of about $40, making it the most affordable MX goggle Oakley offers.
The Oakley O Frame Goggle is the most affordable goggle option from Oakley, with a retail price of about $40. Despite costing just a fraction of what some other Oakley goggles go for, it is not short on features.
We are featuring the Oakley O Frame Goggle as part of an ongoing series on the countless parts, accessories and gear options available for ATV and UTV enthusiasts.
Here is what Oakley has to say about the O Frame Goggles:
Oakley O Frame Goggles are great for on the track and off the track riding. With scratch-free lens, Oakley has designed their Motocross O Frame Goggles to have the visibility that you need with wide-open views of the trails, and tracks. The Oakley O Frame Motocross Goggles also feature triple layer foam around the edge of the frame that is moisture wicking and will keep the sweat from running down into your eyes, not to mention fogging up your lens.
The key to any Oakley goggle is the lens. The O Frame features Oakley’s HDO Technology, which is designed to offer less distorted vision across the entire field of view. Oakley also boasts that HDO offers a truer visual image than other lenses. Finally, the lens blocks 100% of UVA, UVB and UVC rays.
Five different lens colors are available and you’d be wise to pick up a couple extras so you can comfortably ride no matter the conditions. Lens options include Clear (93% light transmission), Gray (17% light transmission), Dark Gray (17% light transmission), Black Iridium (25% light transmission) and Black Ice Iridium (24% light transmission.
The Oakley O Frame Goggle is available in a huge variety of colors to match the rest of your riding gear.
Oakley O Frame Goggle Features
- Flexibility even in extreme cold via urethane frame construction.
- Glare reduction and tuned light transmission of Iridium lens coating.
- Comfortable and secure fit of wide, adjustable elastic strap.
- Minimized reflective glare via interior surface texturing.
- Convenience of 2-pin attachment system for tear-offs.
- Comfort and fit of triple-layer face foam.
- Scratch resistance.
- Secure and stable fit via silicone lining on inside of strap.







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