Maxlamenace
Oakley Beginner
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Hi guys, I'm new to the forum, and I hope you'll be able to help me with this one.
I just bought my third pair of Oakley sunglasses last week. I've lost my hijinx during a trip so I stoped at the first Oakley store and fell in love with the Holbrook. I chosed the mate black frame and the chrome lenses. I was very excited by the look of these, but after a few minutes under the sun, I was very disapointed of my purshase.
The main problem is the reflection that I got of myself on the interior of the lenses. I see a lot of my cheeks and my eyes, witch is driving me crazy. The problem vary with the strenght of the sun, and my position. But even with a little sun, I can see my eyes. I'm wondering what created this problem. Is it the fact that the frame allow more light to enter from the sides, or it's the chrome lenses that also create reflection on the inside?
I'm wondering if changing the lenses would fix the problem...
What do you think? Have you experiment the same thing and get used to it?
Thanks
PS: i don't know if it's because of the reflection but I even feel a little fuzzy when I remove them, like if I was wearing somebody else prescription sunglasses...
I just bought my third pair of Oakley sunglasses last week. I've lost my hijinx during a trip so I stoped at the first Oakley store and fell in love with the Holbrook. I chosed the mate black frame and the chrome lenses. I was very excited by the look of these, but after a few minutes under the sun, I was very disapointed of my purshase.
The main problem is the reflection that I got of myself on the interior of the lenses. I see a lot of my cheeks and my eyes, witch is driving me crazy. The problem vary with the strenght of the sun, and my position. But even with a little sun, I can see my eyes. I'm wondering what created this problem. Is it the fact that the frame allow more light to enter from the sides, or it's the chrome lenses that also create reflection on the inside?
I'm wondering if changing the lenses would fix the problem...
What do you think? Have you experiment the same thing and get used to it?
Thanks
PS: i don't know if it's because of the reflection but I even feel a little fuzzy when I remove them, like if I was wearing somebody else prescription sunglasses...