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New Oakley eyewear for 2026Bisphaera Speed, Sphaera Strike and the RSLV Lite

Matthias Borchers

 · 12.03.2026

Oakley Bisphaera Speed
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Oakley is launching three new eyewear models for cycling on the market. The Bisphaera Speed utilises the twin-toric dual-lens design, while the Sphaera Strike uses a shield lens. The RSLV Lite uses a shield lens with a base curvature of 5 and a half frame for an extended field of vision. All three models use the O-Matter frames and "Unobtainium" components for a secure hold.

The three models are aimed at athletes with high demands on their equipment. Each goggle uses the O-Matter frame, which is designed to offer durability and low weight. Co-moulded temples and nose pads made of silicone-like "Unobtainium" are designed to improve grip in the event of perspiration. Flag hinges and ellipse symbols characterise all three variants.

Bisphaera Speed and Sphaera Strike

The Bisphaera Speed works with a 6x4 twin-toric dual-lens design. A flag hinge with cam is designed to ensure smooth movement. The Sphaera Strike uses the same toric 6x4 Shield lens as the existing Sphaera line, but comes with a new cut for a different style.

RSLV Lite with extended field of vision

The RSLV Lite utilises a cylindrical shield lens with 5-base curvature. The missing lower edge is intended to create an ultra-wide field of vision. A peripheral cut detail characterises the look of the model. The unobtainium nose pads and temples are designed to keep the frame in place even under intense strain.

12 Modelle im Vergleich: Selbsttönende Fahrradbrillen im Test
12 selbsttönenden Fahrradbrillen im Test. Klare Sicht bei wechselnden Lichtverhältnissen für sicheres Fahren. Wir haben die Modelle unter die Lupe genommen.
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Matthias Borchers

Matthias Borchers is an expert for clothing and accessories in the test department of TOUR. As an amateur cyclist, he has completed the TOUR-Transalp and the TOUR-Trans Austria. His reportage trips from San Francisco to Sakai and 17 trips to the Tour de France with around 30,000 motorhome kilometres are also formative.

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