Exhibitor Profile
Oakley
EXPAND YOUR VIEW
OAKLEY TRUE DIGITALTM PRESCRIPTION LENSES-SEE YOUR SPORT CLEARLY
Introducing Oakley True DigitalTM Prescription Lenses
Athletes need sharp and accurate vision - not just straight ahead but in all directions. Oakley True Digital TM optimizes the performance of prescription lenses that curve at the sides to open peripheral vision. This milestone in technology minimizes distortion and blur in your peripheral view. You'll have sharp and accurate vision with better motion detection in the periphery, and your ability to recognize larger objects will be improved.
This innovation allows Oakley to digitally tailor lenses to your specific frame and individual prescription, so you'll enjoy the best vision possible. Whether you're a pro athlete, a weekend warrior or just someone who wants to maximize vision, Oakley True Digital gives you the ultimate in corrective optics.
Oakley True DigitalTM is a game-changer, and it was invented to answer the uncompromising demands of the world's best athletes. Here is what a few are saying about this breakthrough in prescription lens technology.
RYAN ROWLAND-SMITH
"The best thing about my glasses is the Oakley Rx lenses. I tried a lot of different lenses before I started wearing Oakleys. The way the lenses are curved, they're perfect. A big part of pitching is about balance, and they give you that. A lot of prescription lenses don't give you that balance. And also, with the periphery - when you're checking for runners on second... on first... it allows for all that. You can see everything, and it doesn't feel like I've even got glasses on".
Born in Australia in 1983, Ryan Rowland-Smith pitched for his home country in the 2004 Summer Games where Australia took Silver. He also took the mound for Australia in the 2006 World Baseball Classic. The talented southpaw made his Major League debut with the Seattle Mariners in 2007, striking out the first batter he faced. His first Major League start came in 2008, the same year he was rated the No. 8 prospect in the Mariners organization by Baseball America. In 2010, he brought his pitching talent to the Houston Astros.
JANKO TIPSAREVIC
"Tennis puts huge demands on your vision. With Oakley True DigitalTM, I know I'm getting the absolute best performance there is. When I have a player serving to me at 200kph, my vision needs to be perfect. Before wearing Oakley True DigitalTM, I was having a lot of problems reacting to fast balls. It's amazing to see just how well these prescription lenses do the job. I am playing better and better since I began using them. They bring out the clarity of the ball, and my peripheral vision has really improved. Peripheral vision is important in doubles where I need to be aware of where my partner is on the court. Oakley is the best eyewear company in the world, and I cannot be without their lenses on the court".
A native of Serbia, Janko Tipsarevic won the 2001 Australian Open title in boys' singles and finished as No. 2 in the world junior rankings that year. He turned pro and went on to break the top 100 in 2005 and the top 50 in 2007. He played on the winning Serbian team in the 2010 Davis Cup Championship and competed in his third ATP singles final at the 2011 Delray Beach tournament.
FRANK SCHLECK
"It's very important to see moving objects clearly because that's what we are - moving objects. With 200 riders going 60 km/hr and touching each other's wheels, peripheral vision is important for getting the best overview in the field, and clarity is one of the priorities. I always had light headaches during my rides, especially on 4-5 hour rides. With Oakley True DigitalTM, I don't have any problems. My vision is very clear and sharp. I am riding pain-free, and of course that makes me a better rider. Oakley is the best, and it has made my sport and my life better and easier. If you took my Oakleys away, I would be desperate. And honestly, NO WAY".
Hailing from Luxembourg, Frank Schleck comes from a family of professional road bicycle racers. He signed a pro contract in 2003, and by 2005, he was ranked 13th on the pro tour riders list. Schleck earned the title of National Road Race Champion in 2005, 2008 and 2010. He won two stages in the Tour de France, and twice in his five appearances, he finished 5th overall. His second career win in a major stage race was at the Tour de Suisse in 2010, a year he was 15th in the UCI Individual World Rankings.
