Pivoting 'Advancer' nose piece works with a small lever
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The Advancer mechanism is a lever on the front (here, in yellow) at the bridge of the nose that moves the frame away from the nosepiece and the face(Image credit: Courtesy Oakley)
The Oakley Field Jacket is a prescription-lens model(Image credit: Courtesy Oakley)
Pressing down on the Advancer lever 'advances' the frame forward from the face(Image credit: Courtesy Oakley)
Pivoting the nosepiece away from the frame allows for more airflow to deal with fogging, Oakley says(Image credit: Courtesy Oakley)
The Oakley Flight Jacket has a new mechanism called Advancer designed to deal with lens fogging(Image credit: Courtesy Oakley)
Oakley today launched its new Flight Jacket and Field Jacket sunglasses with a pivoting nose bridge the company is calling 'Advancer'. Flipping a small lever on the glasses' bridge causes the nose piece to rotate slightly away from the frame, in turn pushing the glasses away from the face to allow for air flow to deal with lens fogging.
