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The Oakley Pitchman 8050 eyeglasses deliver clean, understated style built on decades of performance innovation. This rectangular prescription frame combines Oakley’s lightweight O-Matter front with ultra-light steel temples, creating an everyday frame that’s equally at home in the office or on the trail.
The Pitchman’s front frame is constructed from O-Matter, Oakley’s proprietary stress-resistant thermoplastic that’s 25% lighter and twice as strong as traditional acetate. This nylon-infused material resists heat, cold, and impact better than standard eyeglass materials, and its flexibility helps the frame conform to your face for a more comfortable fit. O-Matter won’t become brittle over time, making these frames a durable choice for active wearers.
The Pitchman features Oakley’s screwless Hollowpoint hinge system—a breakthrough design inspired by hubless motorcycle wheels. The self-contained spring cam mechanism uses an internal piston to reduce the hinge to its essential parts, creating a sturdy connection with minimal weight. The result is smooth movement and long-term reliability without the loosening screws common in traditional hinges.
Oakley’s Three-Point Fit holds the lenses in precise optical alignment by making contact at only three points: the bridge and both temples. This reduces pressure and keeps your prescription lenses properly positioned. The temples are finished with Unobtainium earsocks—a proprietary grip material that actually increases traction when wet, so the frames stay put during activity. Available in 53mm and 55mm lens widths to fit a range of face sizes.
The Pitchman 8050 is prescription-ready and accommodates single vision, progressive, and specialty lenses. The full-rim rectangular shape balances rounded facial features and suits square or heart-shaped faces particularly well. Multiple color options include classic Satin Black, Grey Smoke, and clear variations with contrasting temple accents visible in the photos—blue and burgundy inlays add subtle personality to the otherwise minimalist design.
