Oakley sunglasses routinely appear in popular movies (particularly action films), including the X-Men series, Mission: Impossible 2, Blade II, Black Hawk Down, Spider-Man, Wanted, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, The Book of Eli, G.I. Jane, The Taking of Pelham 123, and others.Rappers/Producers Lil' Jon and T-Pain are both Oakley collectors and a spokespersons/models for the company, and have several signature Oakley eyewear models.Poker player Phil Hellmuth is sponsored by Oakley.Oakley also sponsors professional cyclists Lance Armstrong and George Hincapie.Oakley maintains US Standard Issue, which provides US military and law enforcement eye protection at significantly reduced prices. Very popular amongst US combat troops, Oakley M Frame sunglasses are included as part of the US Army Approved Protective Eyewear List (APEL), and have been assigned an NSN number for ordering through military supply channels.


Danielle W from Phoenix
Such cute shoes but horrible on the feet The seams on the top and sides of the foot are flexible and they do dig! The padding of the shoe seems comfortable enough they just hit in all the wrong places Also I ordered the red and it was a deeper red than in the photo
Anonymous from Oklahoma
I love the fabric and the lace up is great! They are perfect for smaller calves and narrow feet They fit true to sizernrnThey don't seem to be very comfortable though And I am not a fan of the pointed boot They made my feet look longer
Teri Howard from Calif
rnThese shoes are the most comfortable shoes I've ever hadrnI bought my first pair to walk around Europe Rome has a lot of cobbled'stone streets and these were perfectrnI also work in a dental office and having worn out the first pair after a couple of years I was happy to find them still availablernThis is my 2nd pair and I wear them to work every day