In the world of sports, the prowess of Team Oakley athletes like Kylian Mbappé, Damian Lillard, Justin Jefferson, and Diamond DeShields is palpable.
But it’s the Oakley Enigma Frames, encompassing the distinct styles of Enigma Ink and Enigma Mass, that reveal the less obvious side of these icons—their life beyond the game.
Crafted to inspire and express, these frames are not just about vision correction; they’re a declaration of style and individuality.
Kylian Mbappé captures the essence of this transformation. “On the field, everything is about focus and precision,” said Kylian Mbappé.
“But outside of this rigorous environment, Enigma Mass provides a unique opportunity to express oneself differently. With its bold and original design, this frame breaks traditional eyewear conventions, allowing everyone to step outside the box and showcase a singular vision of themselves.”
Similarly, for Diamond DeShields, the change is profound. “Basketball is my passion, but my purpose goes far beyond the court, when I put on Enigma Ink, I tap into a new level of focus and self-expression. It doesn’t just enhance my perspective; it’s about seeing the world through a new lens of possibility.”
The design of Enigma Ink and Enigma Mass speaks to those who dare to lead. Enigma Ink, with its bold, dramatic look, appeals to the audacious spirit. Despite its weighty appearance, it is surprisingly light, featuring no-slip earsocks and stainless steel temples with a creative bent temple design for a blend of comfort and flair.
Enigma Mass offers a slimmer profile with a square-lens, ideal for those who wish to marry their creative vision with a sleek, aesthetic style.
Both models come equipped with TruBridge nose pads, ensuring a customizable fit and unmatched comfort.
These Oakley Enigma Frames redefine the boundaries of prescription eyewear, making a powerful statement of creativity and personal style.
Available now at prescription retailers, Oakley flagship stores, and online at Oakley.com, they invite you to explore your own style enigma.