
California, since 1975
Oakley
Ski goggles, ski helmets and skiwear. The Prizm lenses are tinted for snow, so you see the bumps and transitions in the snow before you hit them.

Prizm Snow
See the snow, not just the light
Ordinary tinted lenses make everything darker. Prizm is tinted so the lens controls the light and turns up colour and contrast. Prizm Snow is made to show the terrain and the contours in the snow, even in flat light.
Prizm arrived in 2014, and that same autumn it appeared in Oakley's ski goggles. Choose your lens by the weather you ski in most often.
Which Prizm lens?
Some goggles, such as Flight Deck Pro and Line Miner Pro, come with an extra lens in the box, usually Prizm Iced for overcast days.
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Sun
Blue skies and hard snow.
- Lenses
- Prizm Black, Sapphire, Argon, Ice and 24K
- Light transmission
- Low
- Use
- High altitude and spring sunshine
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Changing weather
Sun and cloud on the same day.
- Lenses
- Prizm Torch, Rose Gold and Sage Gold
- Light transmission
- Medium
- Use
- Best bet if you only want one lens
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Overcast
When snow and sky blend into one.
- Lenses
- Prizm Persimmon, Iced and Clear
- Light transmission
- High
- Use
- Snowfall, fog and riding in the trees
Flight Deck or Line Miner?
Both come in several sizes and with different Prizm lenses.
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Flight Deck
Inspired by fighter pilots' visors.
- Lens
- Large fit for the widest possible view
- What you get
- Lens changes with Ridgelock
- With a helmet
- Made to fit with a helmet
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Line Miner
The lens pulled close to your face.
- Lens
- Cylindrical lens
- What you get
- A wider view downwards and to the sides
- With a helmet
- Fits most helmets

MOD
Helmet and goggles that fit together
Oakley made its first ski helmets, MOD3 and MOD5, in 2016 after three years of development. The MIPS versions have a layer that takes up some of the rotation in angled impacts to the head.
MOD5 MIPS also has a BOA 360 dial for the fit and a magnetic Fidlock buckle under the chin.
From garage to Prizm
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1975
300 dollars
Jim Jannard starts Oakley in a garage. The name comes from his English setter, and the first products are grips for motocross bikes.
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1980
O-Frame
The first Oakley goggle, made for motocross.
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1983
Ski goggles
Oakley starts selling ski goggles.
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1998
A Frame
A ski goggle that changed the market.
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2014
Prizm and Flight Deck
The lens and the goggle arrive in the same year.
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2016
MOD3 and MOD5
Oakley's first ski helmets.










































