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Oakley took the edgy, streetwise lines of the original Gas Can, and scaled them down to create the Gas Can Small Sunglasses. These shades' premium, glare-slaying polarized lenses reduce strain on your eyes when you're out running or riding in harsh sunshine. Oakley's unique polarization process combines with distortion-free XYZ optics to cut through harsh glare reflected off flat surfaces?like when you're out on the lake or just driving home from work. The Gascan frames are super durable thanks to Oakley's impact resistant O Matter material.

Product Features

• Frame: O Matter
• Hinge Type: O Matter
• Lens: Plutonite polycarbonate
• Interchangeable Lens: No
• Polarized: Yes
• Face Size: Small
• Case Type: None
• Nose Pads: No
• Arm Pads: No
• Recommended Use: Driving, watersports, snowsports
• Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year

User Reviews about Oakley Men's GasCan S Iridium Polarized Sunglasses

Hello I just purchased this pair of sun glasses at Sun Glasses Hut, and I must say they look aggressive and badass.

I have a fairly wide head and big brows (im 75% german). I also weigh 150 pounds and am 6'0" tall. I got the Gascan Polished Black Iridium Polarized sunglasses, which supposedly run larger than most sunglasses Oakley makes. Sadly, these still pinch my nose and my head right above my ears. They fit snug don't get me wrong, but honestly I wish there was some way to customize the size online so I could actually have a comfortable fit.

This is also the first pair of sunglasses I've ever owned, so maybe I'm more upset about the fact that it'll be hard to find sunglasses my size!

The one weird thing about these, is when I'm looking at my 25" Hannspree monitor, I can tilt my head slightly to the right and suddenly everything becomes very dim and dark. When I tilt my head to the left (both slightly and as far as I can go), the light in the monitor does not dim. I'm gonna be contacting Oakley to find out why exactly it does this - maybe it's a defect in my sunglasses or monitor. I think it's safe to say it's probably my monitor, but I'm weirded out by it cause I'll frequently tilt my head slightly and it'll cause the image on the screen to brighten and darken. Anyways they're meant to be used outdoors, but I just thought it was odd.

Either way they look badass, colors look vibrant, things look sharper, and the polarized lenses make things with glare a bit more exciting to look at (as you move your head and keep your eyes straight, you'll notice changing colors much like a rainbow - hard to explain but when you see it you'll want it). I also love the chrome accent on the Oakley logos.

If you have a normal sized head these should work great (or the smalls), but if you have a wide face like mine it may be a better idea to try them on before you buy them at a store or order them online. -- Looks fantastic, blocks out glare, but pinches my head