Oakley Sutro

Looking for Oakley Sutro cycling sunglasses? The Oakley Sutro is the full-rim shield that started the big-lens trend in road cycling. Here you will find every Sutro colourway we carry, from Prizm Road to photochromic. Each pair has a tall lens for maximum coverage, an O Matter frame and grippy Unobtainium nosepads.

Sutro lenses in stock

Every Sutro we sell comes with an Oakley lens made for riding. So choose the tint that matches when and where you ride:

• Prizm Road: 20% light transmission, for medium light.
• Prizm Road Jade: 15% light transmission, for bright light.
• Prizm Black: 11% light transmission, for bright light.
• Clear to Black Iridium Photochromic: light-adaptive, for changing light.

All 5 colourways sit on one page, so you can compare the Oakley Sutro colourways side by side.

Sutro cycling sunglasses features

• Tall, full-rim shield lens for maximum coverage and a wide field of view
• Lightweight, durable O Matter frame for all-day comfort
• Unobtainium nosepads that grip more as you sweat
• Prizm lenses that boost colour, contrast and detail on the road

Sutro vs Sutro Lite vs Sutro S

All three share the same bold shield look. However, the Sutro has a full rim and the tallest lens. The Sutro Lite drops the lower rim, so it is lighter and opens up your view. Meanwhile, the Sutro S is a smaller Sutro for narrower faces.

Sutro FAQs

Is the Oakley Sutro good for road cycling?

Yes. Oakley designed the Sutro for cyclists. The tall lens protects your eyes in an aggressive riding position, and Prizm Road lifts contrast on the bitumen.

Does the Sutro fit under a helmet?

Yes. The Sutro sits comfortably with most road helmets. If your helmet sits low, the semi-rimless Sutro Lite can give a little more clearance.

Browse the full Oakley cycling sunglasses range, or read more on Oakley’s site. Questions? Contact our team.

Helpful guides: compare the Oakley Sutro vs Sutro S vs Sutro Lite, or read which Oakley Prizm lens is best for road cycling.