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As Foose’s Legend Grows, So Does Oakley
“In life we get to choose one woman, but we get as many cars as we want.”
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Bloody Brilliant: HBO’s ‘True Blood’ Star Ryan Kwanten Lands at Oakley’s Interplanetary Headquarters
Ryan Kwanten is just a killer guy.
The Australian star of the hit HBO series, True Blood, recently took a trip to Oakley’s Interplanetary Headquarters to scope out the mad scientist looking facilities…and to show love for a brand that he’s admired for its deep roots in Aussie-loved sports.
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A Show of Hands for Burnquist at X Games
Skateboarder Bob Burnquist will be sporting his Oakley gloves when he competes for more titles at The Summer X Games in Los Angeles starting July 29.
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Throwback 1975: Oakley Celebrates 35th Birthday in NYC With “History of Oakley” Collection Unveiling
Fact. Oakley’s original product: A super killer motocross grip.
The little known trivia tidbit became apparent for all the guests at Staple Design’s retail store, Reed Space, in New York last week – as they admired retro ads featuring ‘the Oakley Grip’ from the storied company’s founding year on display.
Oakley teamed up with designer Jeff Staple to celebrate 35 years of greatness at the boutique by unveiling the first two of six total pieces from The History of Oakley collaborative collection, which pairs up the iconic Eyeshades, Razorblades and Frogskins with the contemporary Radar, Jawbone and Holbrook shades.
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Mashing For a Cure: Oakley Ski Star Sammy Carlson Bikes From Oregon to Utah for Autism Awareness
Sammy Carlson obviously shreds on skis. But more importantly, he’s a winner at something a little more important: Being an all-around quality dude.
Oakley’s golden boy on skis teamed up with buddy Scott Rowley to raise money for TACA (Talk About Curing Autism), a super admirable foundation that provides information, resources and support to families affected by autism. The organization fights hard every day to develop treatments for the condition: An uphill struggle in itself.
In a compassionate move that recognizes the importance of progress in defeating autism, Sammy and Scott created TACA H2O, a bike trip stretching from Hood River (Oregon) to Ogden (Utah) that would aim to raise $25,000 for the foundation. The proceeds, generated from donations, would flow directly into TACA.
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