I figured it was maybe some prototype design. I know I've had the thought before, but sometimes the knockoffs get more creative than Oakley, haha, too bad the quality of knockoffs of course suck. Is that fake classic +red then? Because that looks real nice. I'm a fan of the classic +red that changes sharply from red to burple over the modern +red which is a more muddy red/burple. If those are fake that's pretty good.
Looks like a really shallow lens, so the color changes wouldn't be as pronounced. Probably the typical rainbow mirror that many fakes have, but the curvature shows it off in a better way.
If you look at the early sketches for the OTT, they actually look more like this than the final result.
The concrete wouldn't be that hard to all u need is some wood " may be a 8' 1x 6 pine and a table saw and a few screws only problem I see is the concrete would be brittle and heavy u couldn't just just baged concrete u would need to adjust the mix and maybe some chicken wire for the lattice it really wouldn't be that hard
where is that store? that cant me metal at least not solid metal it would weigh wwwwaaaayyy to much may be sheet metal stilll i need to check that out for real
I display that Fandango OTT alongside my Oakley OTTs just to show what Oakley design has inspired, in positive ways.
If those guys had worked something out, it might've been sold under the Oakley brand and not be a Fandango.
Yeah, it was really just an Oakley style inspired pair of glasses, rather than a true knock-off. I don't think anyone actually bought one here from what I remember, but I'm kicking myself now.