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A shield or separate lenses?

Radar EV Path has a continuous shield across the front. Holbrook XL has separate lenses inside a more conventional square frame. Choose which construction you want to try, then read the full lens name. Prizm does not mean polarized.

Updated 8 Nov 2026

Radar EV Path 920852

This polished black Radar EV Path has Prizm Black non-polarized lenses. Amazon uses a 38 mm size label for this shield. Do not compare that number directly with the width of one lens in an ordinary two-lens frame. Check the exact OO9208 color code 920852 rather than assuming every Radar option has the same lens.

Holbrook XL 941703

The pictured Holbrook XL is polished black with blue Prizm Sapphire non-polarized lenses. Its official code is OO9417-0359, with a 59 mm lens, 18 mm bridge and 137 mm temples. XL belongs to the model name. It does not prove that this frame is wider or more comfortable than the pair you wear.

Do not add polarization to the name

Both photographed Oakley variants are non-polarized. The blue mirror on the Holbrook XL does not change that specification. If you want a polarized option, verify a different exact lens code rather than choosing another color within a listing and assuming the photograph still matches.

Check intended use separately

A wraparound-looking shield is not evidence of impact certification or approval for a particular sport. Ask for the manufacturer's instructions for the exact frame and lens if your activity requires protective eyewear. For everyday use, try the frame with the hat or equipment you normally wear and check the bridge and temple contact.