Oakley takes extreme to another extreme in developing the C Six. Made of extreme materials, the way those materials are used are nothing short of extreme in itself. While carbon fiber is usually molded into a cast, the C Six is made of a solid, 40-layer hunk of carbon fiber that’s CNC-machined to get the shape of the frame. Beta titanium is then added to the stem to provide the flexibility. Oakley is known for its lenses so the ones that they put in the C Six should also be the best that they have manufactured to date. The sheer amount of labor involved in the production of the C Six means that only 250 samples will be made. $4,000.

Just like the snow that he carves from his trusty snowboard, Shaun White carves a new and original design for the Oakley Jupiter LX Signature Series. The inside of the acetate frame features a zigzag pattern in black and white, coming from Shaun’s limitless imagination of course. A +red IRIDIUM lens was selected for color recognition even in the brightest sunlight. You’ll get UV A,B, and C protection from the lens as well as impact resistance just in case you bash your shades during your high-intensity activities. $155.

Serious jobs need serious equipment. Launching into space or flying supersonic jets – you can’t get more serious than that so if your job requires you to be the best and look your best, Randolph Engineering has got the sunglasses for you. Their flagship Aviator glasses may look like the millions of others that carry the same name but they don’t have the stamp of approval from the US Military. The unique bayonet joint is designed to fit under helmets or other headgear while the lifetime guarantee on the solder joints means your shades will not break in the toughest of conditions. A hard case and a maintenance kit comes with your sunglasses. $99.

These sunglasses are admittedly not for everyone, but if they do fit your style, you will know from the very first second that you pick them up. These are the Ray-Ban Clubmaster Sunglasses, which feature a classic and timeless design. Don’t miss out on your chance to snag these. $140.

Satisfy your dog fight cravings when you slap on a pair of these Original Fighter Pilot Sunglasses. These are the same shades as the top gunners have used since 1958. They’re designed to fight under helmets or headsets so you can still be a pilot and still be protecting your eyes from those harmful sunrays. You’ll get 98% UVA protection and 100% UVB protection. The distortion-free glass is also coated to reduce glare and still give you maximum clarity for hunting down those bogeys. $70.

Aren’t you sick of your aviators and wraparounds? Steer clear of being a wallflower and have your own look with a pair of these Energie ES016 Sunglasses. Made from acetate frame and available on black-on-white and dark havana, you can don these sunglasses from your daily office grind to your summer trips. We advise you to invest in a pair of glasses that can be used anytime you wish, and the Energie ES016 is just that. Not to mention it makes you look hotter in the heat. $110.

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Bob Burnquist, professional skateboarder and environmental activist has inspired Oakley to create his new shades in an eco-friendly manner. The Recycled Gascan is built from left over materials from other sunglasses and features a bamboo logo on the ear. Even the packaging is eco-friendly, made from bamboo as well. $100.