First, they are NOT Oakleys. They are &#34;Oakley-style&#34; sunglasses (-2 stars for trying to be sneaky). I knew that there was no way I was going to find Oakleys for $22. But I did think the style might work for for cycling, and they did. I can see the road, and the computer on the handlebars.<br />Once you get beyond the deceptive marketing, the image through the lenses IS crisp and clear. There is no impact rating on them so beware... While there is nothing mentioned in the listing, I think they are marked as being uv protective. They give decent protection from the wind, and are a good value.  If you crash, or drop these, you won't scream, because you're out $120+ for the frames and $300+ for prescription lenses.