Oakley Medusa Hat and Goggles
Oakley Medusa Hat and GogglesOakley Medusa Hat and GogglesOakley Medusa Hat and GogglesOakley Medusa Hat and GogglesOakley Medusa Hat and GogglesOakley Medusa Hat and Goggles
By: Michael Kiely (1520)

Greek mythology taught us that by simply looking at Medusa, a monstrous woman with snakes for hair, would turn you to stone. Well, good luck taking your eyes off the ultimate in apolocalyptic apparel, the Oakley Medusa Hat and Goggles ($750).

The Oakley Medusa Hat ($500) is a diabolical leather skullcap with tie down leather dreadlocks, adjustable chin strap, detailed stitching and rivets for attaching the matching goggles. The Oakley Medusa Goggles ($250) are equally sinister and are part of the Oakley HDO® (High Definition Optics) line that combines patented optics and Plutonite® lens material to provide 100% UV light filtering and unsurpassed impact protection. The lens are additionally coated in black Iridium® for precisely tuned light transmission.

Unless you're Mad Max, this isn't something you would wear on a sunny day while driving down the interstate, but it would be cool to wear while tearing down the street on a powerful chopper, screaming and swinging a spiked baseball bat around or in a futuristic battle against killer cyborgs or something. Awesome design.  -  ( 11 Comments )

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Comments (11)

Guest
umm I know it\'s the 21st century, but Christ Oakley!
By Guest - 12 Months Ago
avrjjoe
Dude, were it not for the price tag, I'd be tearing down the slopes in one of these this week! They're b@d@ss! Of course the pic of the chick wearng it makes me realize a whole other facet to it's purpose... what happened to plain old whips and chains!? :)
By avrjjoe - 12 Months Ago
Goupil418
I'd kill someone for one of thoses
By Goupil418 - 12 Months Ago
~Mushroom~
This shit is cool i be snow bordin in this shit
By ~Mushroom~ - 12 Months Ago
Guest
I think they\'re cool as hell. I\'d definitely wear them snowboarding.
By Guest - 12 Months Ago
Selph One
This is by far the coolest item on this whole website. If it didn't cost $750 I would buy one right now. This is the illest thing I've seen in a while. I'm dying of desire right now. Forget snowboarding, I'd wear this thing driving around town, grocery shopping, walking around the streets, partying, playing basketball, etc. I'd wear it all the time.
By Selph One - 9 Months Ago
Suzy The Ugly One
you morons would seriously wear this thing? loll oh god, you are truely a bunch of idiots. thank you for the laugh, morons.
By Suzy The Ugly One - 7 Months Ago
ArisV7
Ive been chasing this thing for 1 month now lol,, apparently they stopped making them.. cant find out why tho... so im trying my luck with eBay!! lol, i Love this hat!!
By ArisV7 - 5 Months Ago
Jamis
Yah when I find a pair of these goggles and hat I'll be roll-n in my Jeep with the top off the windsheild down and running over everyone in my way! These are buy far the koolest goggles of all. Suzy Don't hate honey!
By Jamis - 5 Months Ago
Brent
They stopped making them due to poor sales versus expense – they were low profit since they could not mark them up as high from a cost to make to sales price. If they marked them up like they do most of their products, the material cost would make this thing about $1,800 USD. Then factor in that there are a lot of people like Suzy The Ugly One, and you have a kind of societal peer pressure thing that, while there are a fair number who do not care, there are enough that would cringe back from exercising enough personal freedom and style to face society's delicate sensibilities – something Oakley would see too and add to the heap of cons against it.

Personally, I would not wear it myself – at least outside a costume for a dystopic future movie – as it is simply not my style (I am more steampunk than cyberpunk), but I would also not object to seeing people wearing them on the street.
By Brent - 4 Months Ago
Gambol
Ahoy Brent! I too am more steampunk than cyberpunk!
We steampunks need to stick together, man. And down
with the cyberpunks!

Steampunks Rule OK!
By Gambol - 2 Months Ago

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