Oakley’s Gravity-Defying Sunglasses Are Built for Bold Movement

These innovative, non-slip sunnies stunt on the competition.

Close-up of Oakley sports sunglasses with orange Prizm lenses and neon yellow and gray frame.

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Published December 29, 2025

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Non-slip sunglasses that actually stay in place during intense activity are no longer a pipe dream, thanks to Oakley’s innovation in frame technology.

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This year, the brand released HyperGrip Technology in its new Stunt Collection, headlined by the Stunt Wing.

Sport sunglasses with yellow-orange lenses and translucent gray and neon yellow frames. — A flexible temple band offers a more secure fit while distributing weight more evenly, which makes these feel even lighter than they are.

Secondly, Hypergrip swaps out conventional acetate construction for an injection molded thermoplastic frame, which increases strength and flexibility.

Sport sunglasses with a single red-orange mirrored lens and black and neon green frame. — Oakley’s proprietary notepad material, Unobtanium, is the material patented by Oakley to deliver max comfort through increased grip with perspiration and non-slip grip.

The Stunt Wing, designed to withstand intense movement, uses this to great effect. The sunnies feature a violin bow-inspired frame and silicone straps that hug your head without creating discomfort, allowing you to focus on the task at hand.