Oakley Corridor Sq 9415 Sunglasses
Oakley Corridor Sq 9415 Sunglasses
$195.20

You save 0%

Color

Oakley Corridor Sq 9415 Sunglasses

941503 - Grey - Prizm Road

  • Ships within 1 to 5 Days

    Shipping information is provided by the manufacturer.

0OO9415_941503_42142
$195.20

You save 0%

Color

  • Free Shipping
    Free Shipping
  • Price Match
    Price Match
  • Easy Returns
    Easy Returns
  • Licensed Opticians
    Licensed Opticians
DESCRIPTION RATINGS & REVIEWS PRESCRIPTION GUIDE

The Oakley Corridor SQ 9415 sunglasses bring a square-lens twist to Oakley's runner-inspired Corridor design, blending sport performance with everyday style. This semi-rimless shield frame features a bold, modern shape that sits comfortably between aggressive athletic eyewear and casual lifestyle shades—making it a go-to choice for athletes who want sunglasses that work as hard off the trail as they do on it.

Prizm Lens Technology: See More Detail

At the heart of the Corridor SQ is Oakley's Prizm lens technology, a spectral tuning system developed over 15 years of research. Unlike standard tints that simply darken your view, Prizm lenses selectively filter specific wavelengths of light to enhance color, boost contrast, and reveal details you'd otherwise miss. Prizm Road lenses, for example, enhance whites and reds to help you spot road texture changes and obstacles faster, while Prizm Trail variants boost the contrast between brown earth, green foliage, and shadow lines. The result is sharper vision, reduced eye strain, and better performance in changing light conditions. All Prizm lenses are made from impact-resistant Plutonite polycarbonate and block 100% of UVA, UVB, UVC, and harmful blue light up to 400nm.

Built for Movement

The Corridor SQ's lightweight O Matter frame material delivers all-day comfort without sacrificing durability. Unobtainium nose pads are engineered to reduce bobbing during high-intensity activities—no more adjusting your sunglasses mid-run—while Unobtainium earsocks increase grip when you sweat, keeping the frames locked in place. The semi-rimless shield design provides a wide field of vision and a clean, unobstructed look. Reviewers consistently praise the Corridor line for its secure fit and stylish design that transitions easily from cycling and running to casual weekend wear.

Prescription-Ready Performance

Need vision correction? The Corridor SQ is compatible with prescription lenses through aftermarket services, so you don't have to choose between performance eyewear and clear vision. The frame's geometry accommodates single-vision and progressive lenses, making it a practical option for athletes who wear prescriptions.

Available in 12 frame and lens combinations—from matte black with Prizm Road to translucent green with Prizm Ruby—the Oakley Corridor SQ 9415 delivers the optical clarity, comfort, and style that serious athletes and active individuals demand.

Product DetailsProduct Details

Color DetailsColor Details

Size DetailsSize Details

Customer Reviews

Based on 2 reviews
50%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
50%
(1)
O
Olha Luhova
Return label

I requested 24 h ago and still haven’t received it yet

J
Jeff Cruz

Oakley Corridor Sq 9415 Sunglasses

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Oakley Prizm lens technology and how does it work?

Oakley Prizm is a spectral tuning system that selectively filters specific wavelengths of light to enhance color and contrast. Unlike traditional tints that just darken your view, Prizm lenses boost certain colors while reducing others, helping you see details like road texture, trail obstacles, or changes in terrain more clearly. Each Prizm variant is tuned for specific environments—Road, Trail, Sapphire, Ruby, etc.—to optimize your vision for different activities and light conditions.

Can I get prescription lenses for the Oakley Corridor SQ 9415?

Yes, the Oakley Corridor SQ is compatible with prescription lenses through aftermarket lens services. While Oakley doesn't offer direct prescription options for this shield-style frame on their site, third-party optical labs can create custom prescription lenses that fit the Corridor SQ frame, including single-vision and progressive options. The frame's design accommodates prescription inserts for athletes who need vision correction.

What's the difference between the Oakley Corridor and Corridor SQ?

The Corridor SQ (model 9415) features a square lens shape, while the original Corridor (model 9248) has a more rounded, aviator-inspired lens design. Both share the same semi-rimless shield construction, O Matter frame material, and Unobtainium nose pads and earsocks. The SQ variant offers a bolder, more angular aesthetic that appeals to those who prefer a modern, geometric look over the original's retro-inspired curves.

Are the Oakley Corridor SQ sunglasses good for running and cycling?

Yes, the Corridor SQ was designed specifically with runners and cyclists in mind. The Unobtainium nose pads reduce bobbing during movement, while the Unobtainium earsocks provide no-slip grip even when you sweat. The semi-rimless shield design offers a wide, unobstructed field of vision, and the lightweight O Matter frame (around 32 grams) won't weigh you down. Prizm lens options like Road and Trail are tuned to enhance contrast and detail for those specific activities.

How do I know what size Oakley Corridor SQ will fit me?

The Corridor SQ 9415 has a lens width of 142mm, bridge width of 0mm (shield design), and temple length of 140mm. This is considered a standard to wide fit suitable for medium to large faces. If you have a lower nose bridge and higher cheekbones, look for the Low Bridge Fit version (model 9415A), which features taller nose pads for a more secure, comfortable fit on flatter face profiles.

Do the Oakley Corridor SQ lenses provide UV protection?

Yes, all Oakley Corridor SQ lenses—including every Prizm variant—are made from Plutonite polycarbonate, which blocks 100% of UVA, UVB, UVC, and harmful blue light up to 400nm. This protection is built into the lens material itself, not just a coating, so it won't wear off over time. The lenses also meet or exceed ANSI Z87.1 standards for impact resistance, making them safe for high-velocity sports and outdoor activities.

Compare With Similar Frames

How the Oakley Corridor Sq 9415 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.

Read the full comparison

Oakley Corridor SQ vs. Sutro Lite vs. Radar EV Path: Which Performance Sunglasses Are Right for You?

Choosing between Oakley's performance sunglasses comes down to how you balance sport function with everyday style. The Corridor SQ 9415 sits in the sweet spot: a semi-rimless shield with a square lens that works equally well on a training run and at a weekend barbecue. But how does it stack up against Oakley's other athlete-favorite models?

Corridor SQ vs. Sutro Lite: Coverage vs. Versatility

The Oakley Sutro Lite 9463 is the Corridor SQ's closest competitor. Both are semi-rimless shields designed for runners and cyclists, both weigh around 32 grams, and both offer Prizm lens technology. The key difference? Lens shape and styling. The Sutro Lite's larger, more vertical shield lens provides maximum coverage and a bold, unmistakably athletic look—think pro peloton. The Corridor SQ's square lens is slightly more compact and modern, with a retro-inspired vibe that transitions better to casual settings. If you want one pair that can handle a century ride and a coffee shop afterward, the Corridor SQ edges ahead. If you prioritize maximum coverage and don't mind a more aggressive sport aesthetic, the Sutro Lite delivers.

Corridor SQ vs. Radar EV Path: Modern Style vs. Proven Performance

The Oakley Radar EV Path 9208 is the gold standard for serious athletes—lighter (30g), with an extended vertical lens for better peripheral vision and adjustable nose pads for a custom fit. It's the choice of pro cyclists and runners who prioritize pure performance. But the Radar's rimless, wraparound design is unapologetically sport-specific; it looks out of place off the bike or trail. The Corridor SQ sacrifices a bit of that race-day edge for a more versatile, lifestyle-friendly design. If you're training for competition and want the lightest, most performance-tuned option, go Radar EV Path. If you want performance that doesn't scream "I just finished a triathlon" when you're running errands, the Corridor SQ is the smarter pick.

Corridor SQ vs. Holbrook XL: Sport Performance vs. Everyday Classic

The Oakley Holbrook XL 9417 represents the opposite end of the spectrum: a full-rim, lifestyle-first square frame with a classic, timeless look. It's heavier, lacks the Corridor SQ's Unobtainium grip features, and isn't designed for high-intensity movement. But if your priority is all-day casual comfort and a frame that pairs with jeans and a T-shirt, the Holbrook XL wins on style and price. The Corridor SQ is the better choice if you actually plan to run, ride, or sweat in your sunglasses—it's built for movement first, with style as a close second.

Our take: The Oakley Corridor SQ 9415 is the best all-arounder in this lineup. It delivers the performance features athletes need—lightweight construction, no-slip grip, Prizm optics—without sacrificing the modern, versatile aesthetic that makes it wearable anywhere. If you want one pair of sunglasses that can keep up with your active lifestyle and still look great off the trail, the Corridor SQ is the move.

At a Glance

Oakley Sutro Lite 9463 Sunglasses

Pros:

  • Larger shield lens provides more coverage and a bolder look
  • Slightly lighter weight at 32-33 grams
  • More established model with wider availability of replacement lenses
  • Full-rim and semi-rimless versions available for different aesthetics

Cons:

  • Less versatile styling—more aggressive sport look, less casual appeal
  • Straighter wrap may not fit all face shapes as comfortably
  • Non-adjustable nose piece on most versions
  • Larger lens can feel overwhelming for smaller faces

Oakley Radar EV Path 9208 Sunglasses

Pros:

  • Proven performance design trusted by pro athletes
  • Interchangeable lens system makes swapping lenses easier
  • Lighter at 30 grams
  • Extended lens height for better coverage and peripheral vision
  • Adjustable nose pads for custom fit

Cons:

  • More aggressive, sport-specific look—less versatile for casual wear
  • Rimless design may feel less substantial
  • Higher price point (up to $297)
  • Less modern aesthetic compared to the Corridor SQ's contemporary style

Oakley Holbrook XL 9417 Sunglasses

Pros:

  • Iconic, timeless square frame design
  • Full-rim construction feels more substantial and durable
  • Better for all-day casual wear and street style
  • Lower starting price at $141.38
  • Easier to find prescription lens options

Cons:

  • Heavier full-rim frame less ideal for running and high-intensity sports
  • No Unobtainium nose pads—less secure during sweaty activities
  • Smaller lens provides less coverage and peripheral vision
  • Not designed with sport performance as primary focus

Ask our AI

Ask Designer Optics