Frame: Ducati, Night Camo, Amber
Lens: Black Iridium, Grey, Bronze Polarized
Tried these on. I was very wary given they have no unobtanium. I was very much surprised; the first thing I noticed was how robust they felt. They also fit well, which is a rarity given my fat nose bridge. Excellent coverage and aesthetics. The Camo frames at $150 CAN are a relative steal - the Dogs are an 'entry-level' pair that is right up with the best of them.

I would like to see more Iridium options. All in all, my picks are the Night Camos; the Bronze / Ti; and the Dukes. Definitely on my wishlist.

Frame: Matte Black
Lens: Grey Polarized

Great looking frames, very imposing. They also fit very well, but I have a wide head. That said, I never had a pair of sunglasses that fit this well before.

I picked this colour mainly because I don't like to wear something that stands out too much, like shiny or bright colours. I tried on the Ducati version, nice, but very dark and very shiny, they basically made my (quite pale) face light up like a christmas tree. I much prefer these as they are definitely present but also a bit more subtle. They make you look quite imposing, but in a "covert action" sort of way because of the matte effect.

People with smaller heads/faces, may want to pick another model, as these easily cover your brows and are quite wide. As a guide, my head has a circumfence of 57cm, measured around just above the ears, over the base of back of skull and across my brows.

There is practically no light leaking in from the edges, something I find important when driving. The lenses are great, read my in depth review of those in the lenses section under "Grey Polarized".

If you need a hard case for carrying these around, it can be a problem because of their size, I lucked out and found a black suede "Gucci" (yes yes I know;-) case that seems sturdy and house the Monster Dogs quite snugly when they are in the micro bag.

Frame: Cinder Red / Crystal Black / Matte Black
Lens: Black Iridium / Black Iridium / Ruby Iridium

Great looking frames, aggressive lines, stands out as an Iconic frame from Oakley. Light weight perfect fit for large to medium heads.

Great coverage and the fit of the frames are perfect even without the unobtainium.

Frame: Crystal Black
Lens: Black Iridium

My first pair of Oakleys is a Monster Dog and it was given to me by a friend when I visited Bangkok in 12 December 2012. Back then I did not know how highly regarded Oakley sunglasses were so I did not take extra care of my Monster Dog and wore it practically wherever I go or whatever I am doing - be it driving, or running, our trail walking, or mountain biking, or travelling, or island hopping, or kayaking, or going to the office. To say that my Monster Dog was subjected to abuse is an understatement.

One thing I noticed, however, was that no matter how many times my Monster Dog was dropped, or accidentally thrown, or hit by branches, or fell in sea water, it remained intact and robust and it still fits snugly into my face all these years. Despite the few scratches it had on its lens, I still opted to use it because of its perfect fit and perfect view - my field of observation is wide enough that I can covertly watch someone or something without turning my head.

Lately (early 2015), I met new friends who introduced me to other Oakley sunglasses and who taught me options in replacing the lenses of my Monster Dog so I decided to get a pair of 24K Gold Polarized and retire the weary battle scarred Black Iridium of my Monster Dog. I also acquired a few other Oakley Sunglasses but my Monster Dog remains as the dearest to me.

Frame: Polished Black, Navy
Lens: Titanium Clear, Grey

These have a nice snug fit on me, and they seem pretty light compared to my usual juliets. They have a great look to them, might look a little goofy on me, but I still like them.

Polished Black/Ti Clear is a Japanese Exclusive, and while I'm really happy I was able to track them down, I really wish the Ti Clear lens was a little clearer. They actually have a half decent titanium mirror on them and especially indoors, even though any blocking of light is pretty much unnoticeable on your side of the lenses, anyone looking at you would definitely label them as sunglasses rather than clear lenses, which is what I hoped they were. Still really cool looking though.

The Navy frame from the navy / pink / blue fluoro camo pack is really cool, its a dark translucent blue, and the pink camo icon looks great. Grey lens actually isn't quite as boring as I thought, it seems to increase contrast a bit rather than being completely neutral...