Oakley EV Zero Blade - fit?
neeb
Posts: 4,473
Anyone tried the new EV Zero Blades yet? I liked the minimalist design of the EV zeros but the fit seemed to be ridiculously loose, as if they were designed for a gorilla or something..
The original Blades were the opposite, almost too tight..
If the new EV zero blades just had a normalish fit for humans (i.e. like the Radars) that would be nice..
The original Blades were the opposite, almost too tight..
If the new EV zero blades just had a normalish fit for humans (i.e. like the Radars) that would be nice..
0
Comments
-
I have a pair, and the shape and fit is virtually identical to my Radarlocks, only the arms of the Blades are about 5mm shorter.0
-
Sounds good! I have radar locks and like them.
Did you ever try the original ev zero? Are the zero blades a snugger fit?0 -
I have some EV Strides and they are the same.0
-
Think I need to find somewhere to try them on.. With the EVs I tried before it was a combination of a relatively wide fit and the flimsiness of the arms that was the issue I think - they just didn't feel like a very secure fit.0
-
They are very light, you barely know they're there, but they do feel secure once worn and riding. I'm really liking the Blades with the Prism Road lens, a great combination.0
-
neeb wrote:Did you ever try the original ev zero? Are the zero blades a snugger fit?
What do you mean by original? Do you mean Sub Zero or Zero? Like these?
Yes, I have a pair of Sub Zeros, as above. Arms are a little shorter and straighter, but fit or how secure they are to wear, there is little differance.0 -
No, I just meant the “original” EV ones, i.e. as opposed to the new EV zero blades.
Nice retro original-original zeros! Confusing when Oakley keep rebranding new glasses with old names for things that were very different..0 -
Oh right. Well, there isn't much difference between any of the EV Zeros, other than the lens shape.0