Oakley Spectors — AR Performance Eyewear
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Perform
Better.
The first AR sunglasses built for endurance athletes. Your pace, heart rate, and distance all visible in your lens, not on your wrist.
Spectors AR HUD — Live View
The Problem
Your Data is
in the Wrong Place.
Every split matters. Every glance at your wrist costs you focus, form, and time. There had to be a better way.
UV lenses block the screen in direct sunlight. Wrist rotation breaks your stride. Your eyes leave the road at the worst possible moment.
Small touchscreen. Hard to read at speed. Requires wrist rotation mid-stride. Not designed for the demands of a race environment.
Stats live in your lens. No wrist glance. No broken form. No lost focus. Just you, the road, and the data you need, exactly where your eyes already are.
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Key Features
Built for the
Data-Obsessed.
AR HUD Display
A heads-up display projects your pace, heart rate, distance, and elapsed time directly into your field of view. Stats without ever looking down.
Bluetooth Connectivity
Connects seamlessly to Garmin watches, Apple Watch, and Whoop devices you already own. No new subscriptions. No new ecosystem.
POV Camera
Built-in camera captures your training and race footage from your exact POV. Perfect for runners and cyclists who create content or review form.
Sustainable Build
Recycled frame materials meet Oakley’s uncompromising performance standards. Lighter than traditional sport frames. Built to last season after season.
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Spectors Live HUD
New — Spring 2027
Oakley
Spectors™
AR Sunglasses for Endurance Athletes
The Spectors are Oakley’s first augmented reality performance eyewear that is engineered for competitive runners, cyclists, and triathletes who need real-time data without ever breaking stride.
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Built to Race.
Compatible Devices
Who It’s For
Competitive runners. Cyclists. Triathletes. Content creators who train hard and want their footage to prove it. Anyone who has ever glanced at their wrist mid-race and wished they didn’t have to.