My favorite, the Oakley Crosshair

My favorite pair of sunglasses are the Oakley Crosshair.

Having a pair of aviator sunglasses is almost cliche. Ever since Top Gun came out, it was all the rage! That was when Tom Cruise was still considered cool.

Bottom line, these glasses have never let me down. I've taken them running, rock climbing, camping and they've never slipped off my head, they've never gotten fogged up and they've never gotten uncomfortable. I sometimes forget that I even have them on. I've had them four years, there's not a single scratch on them!

That kind of comfort and durability is exactly what the Oakley brand made it's name on. They're the number one in eye protection for hardcore athletes. Even though their glasses run a little pricey, all you need is one pair to know that you get your money's worth and more! If you need, or want, a pair of your own, go to the place online that has the largest selection of discount sunglasses and the fastest shipping!

The Oakley Crosshair

The glasses I am wearing in that picture are called the Oakley Crosshair. They're made in the aviator style (think back to the days of Top Gun) in mind while also considering the rugged beating they would need to take when worn by some of the extreme athletes who love the Oakely brand.

Look at the stream that I am sitting in - in order to get there I had to go down an eight foot cliff that was mainly made of mud and roots, then I had to walk a ways across the rocky shore just to take this one photograph where the water looked so pristine.

There have been times where I took these glasses on long hikes, trails, climbs, ski trips and more, yet they have never gotten a scratch on them. They've also never fogged, no matter how much I was sweating or how humid the weather was. To me, these glasses are perfect!

If the chrome frame isn't for you, these glasses also come with a black iridium lens, and a gray lens and always with the Oakley Quality Guaranteed. These glasses are almost 5 years old, and they haven't let me down yet. How many brands can guarantee that type of durability?