We loved those TRON: Legacy Film Edition Gascan 3D Glasses from Oakley, but apparently they were not RealD Certified until now. In fact all Oakley 3D glasses have now been granted official certification by RealD Inc., the world’s most widely used 3D cinema technology, meaning you can be sure that they will work at all RealD 3D-equipped theatres around the world.



Oakley's line of 3D glasses are priced from $120-$150, which is not cheap, but the company details some reasons why you might be interested in a pair below:Unlike shutter-based 3D systems, Oakley 3D glasses hold no batteries and therefore require no recharging. To allow consumers to use the same glasses for home and cinema 3D entertainment, Oakley is pursuing partnerships with manufacturers of home 3D systems that utilize passive polarization.

As the world’s first optically correct 3D glasses, premium designs in the new Oakley line will maximize visual clarity and fidelity by virtually eliminating refraction, optical astigmatism and distortion caused by prismatic power. These deficiencies can undermine the performance of conventional 3D glasse



Oakley 3D glasses provide truer alignment of 3D images by virtually eliminating the ghosting (also known as “crosstalk”) between the images that reach each eye from one moment to the next. In addition, the company’s 3D glasses are the first ever made with high-wrap curvature. This extends the wearer’s field of vision and virtually eliminates glare and reflections.

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