How would you like to be able to talk on your phone through your sunglasses? Or listen to your IPod the same way? Oakley's line of Bluetooth eyewear will let you do just that. Jim Jannard, who started the Oakley sunglasses company has a motto: "everything in the world can and will be made better", and he has applied it to building a better pair of sunglasses. Lots of them, actually. Oakley sunglasses have state-of-the-art features like peripheral view, aerodynamic design, high definition lenses, and high mass impact protection. For instance, their Industrial M-Frame line can protect eyes from a blow from a five-inch metal spike weighing more than a pound dropped from over four feet.

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There are Oakley sunglass frames that take more than 30 interchangeable lenses; for example, you can change from day to night lenses. Even better, try a pair of their photochromic transition sunglasses they adapt to variable light conditions. If you need prescription sunglasses, they have those too. If you're a biker, a runner, a sportsman, or just want a really cool-looking pair of sunglasses, you really should check out Oakley sunglasses. Sure, they're costly, selling for anywhere from $100 to over $400. But with names like 'Monster Dog', 'Square Whiskers', 'Gascanâ', and 'Inmateâ', they're worth it, right?

The designers at Oakley sunglasses strive to create not only functional products but fashionable ones as well. Craftsmanship and artisanship matter, as evidenced by their Artist, Camo, and Signature Series. Yes, a lot of customers like the functionality and durability of the glasses, but others just like the way the sunglasses make them look.