No, I have a few Oakley RX sunglasses and they will only make them in a single lens. You will have to order them from an optometrist that is an Oakley dealer. Expect to pay for what would be a $190 pair of sunglasses to just over $400. They charge about $220 and up for the lens only.

If a sock is stated as a woman's it is usually because they give more room in the calf area of the sock. Since a woman's calf muscle is usually more pronounced then a man's. It's just like ski boots for women are usually shorter and have more room in the upper. But since socks stretch, I would say its more of a sales gimmick really for an excuse of colors.

I have a few pair of these shoes and they are great in snow. But for walking long distances say for fitness they are not a good pair. They do not give you very much support. Especially if you have a high instep. As for on ice, they are only a little better but you still slip a lot. They really get excellent traction on steep snowy inclines. They do have a roomy toe box so your feet do stay warm. I use them to run around in the snow mostly. I would recommend them for sure and if you wanted the ice traction add some stabilicers.

It is made to zip into any of the North Face shells that together would make it more of a winter coat. Now days most clothing manufactures are using the same ykk zippers so it has a good chance of working with another companies jacket too. The most popular is the mountain jacket that is a gore-tex shell. Using this system you then have a wind proof set-up that will keep you warm.

It's so true. Spyder is not consistent with the sizes. Most of the time they run large it seems. I have noticed that for casual jackets they fit more true to size then the winter coats and pants. I would say that chances are that its going fit bigger.