What is the name of Oakley's technology that ensures lens optical clarity?

Oakley’s technology for maintaining lens optical clarity is called High Definition Optics, or HDO. It is designed to provide clearer, sharper and more accurate vision while reducing distortion caused by lens curvature.

HDO addresses several optical problems that can arise in wrapped eyewear. Conventional curved lenses may magnify images, blur details or make objects appear shifted from their true positions. Oakley’s optical design aims to keep light properly controlled across the wearer’s field of view, helping the eye see a more accurate image.

HDO is often confused with Oakley’s other lens technologies. XYZ Optics is another optical-design system associated with clarity across the lens, but HDO is the name used for Oakley’s broader high-definition optical standard. Iridium is a reflective lens coating, while Prizm is a color- and contrast-enhancing lens technology. They can be combined with optical systems, but they are not the answer to this question.