Dragon_Eyes
Oakley Beginner
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Quick add to this thread. The lens cleaning kit is fine and all, but it seems like a pain in the ass to go to the Oakley store all the time to get refills of the cleaning solution.
What I do is buy the 5 packs of microfiber car cleaning towels from Target. Microfiber is the stuff, it sucks up all the grease instead of just spreading it around like the carrying bags do. When the microfiber gets dirty, just toss it and pull out a new one. You can wash microfiber, but it's never quite the same after washing. As cheap as they are, I use them as disposables, since I can get at least a few months of use out of every towel. Don't get grit in your microfiber, it will scratch the lenses. If you keep them away from sand and such, they'll be fine.
Use the microfiber to wipe off oils. Some lint will remain. Use the carrying bag for final wipedown, which will pick up the leftover lint. Good as new, without dicking around with cleaning sprays. Microfibers are also great for wiping off dirty cell phone screens.
What I do is buy the 5 packs of microfiber car cleaning towels from Target. Microfiber is the stuff, it sucks up all the grease instead of just spreading it around like the carrying bags do. When the microfiber gets dirty, just toss it and pull out a new one. You can wash microfiber, but it's never quite the same after washing. As cheap as they are, I use them as disposables, since I can get at least a few months of use out of every towel. Don't get grit in your microfiber, it will scratch the lenses. If you keep them away from sand and such, they'll be fine.
Use the microfiber to wipe off oils. Some lint will remain. Use the carrying bag for final wipedown, which will pick up the leftover lint. Good as new, without dicking around with cleaning sprays. Microfibers are also great for wiping off dirty cell phone screens.