mrnobudy
Oakley Beginner
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First off, no disrespect to the forum and members, but I have no interest in becoming a part of another forum
Yes, my I have been registered here for quite a while and, yes, I am not active, and I don't really plan to be.
I came here and posted today because I need help!
Long story short, I have a pair of prescription Half-Wire 2.0's that I have had for about 4 years. The earsocks are starting to degrade on them. Found out I can only get a 'generic' replacement kit from Oakley.
I tried to replace the socks, but they wouldn't go on, ended up bending the arm all to heck. Well, as I straightened it out and put whats left of my old ear sock on, I noticed the thin part is starting to crack.
So I guess I don't have much time before the whole end bit of the arm snaps fully off. Right were the ear sock is at.
I cannot get new scripts for my sunglasses due to insurance being used already this year for my normal glasses. I cannot afford a full set of lenses/frames out of pocket.
Just asking for some help in a desperate situation. Thanks!
Kory
Yes, my I have been registered here for quite a while and, yes, I am not active, and I don't really plan to be.
I came here and posted today because I need help!
Long story short, I have a pair of prescription Half-Wire 2.0's that I have had for about 4 years. The earsocks are starting to degrade on them. Found out I can only get a 'generic' replacement kit from Oakley.
I tried to replace the socks, but they wouldn't go on, ended up bending the arm all to heck. Well, as I straightened it out and put whats left of my old ear sock on, I noticed the thin part is starting to crack.
So I guess I don't have much time before the whole end bit of the arm snaps fully off. Right were the ear sock is at.
I cannot get new scripts for my sunglasses due to insurance being used already this year for my normal glasses. I cannot afford a full set of lenses/frames out of pocket.
Just asking for some help in a desperate situation. Thanks!
Kory
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