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If You Could Give One Piece Of Oakley Related Advice, What Would It Be?

My advice would be lens care - always use Oakley solution and microfiber bag to clean; never give in to the temptation to use your shirt or something for a quick touch-up.

Related, keep your MF bags clean, too...

Oh yeah, and don't wear x-metals while swimming in the ocean or carbon C-6s while jet skiing in Canadian lakes... :D
 
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Actually been looking at this more, definitely a hot topic lately. Need to replace my Frogskins Lenses after 2+ years of tough wear, they are fairly beat up.

What exactly is meant by "the person above you"?

Otherwise my advice would be lens care - always use Oakley solution and microfiber bag to clean; never give in to the temptation to use your shirt or something for a quick touch-up.

Related, keep your MF bags clean, too...

Oh yeah, and don't wear x-metals while swimming in the ocean or carbon C-6s while jet skiing in Canadian lakes... :D

Reworded it to make more sense!

Very good point, always works 10x better to use a bag, plus other cleaning chemical can easily damage your Oakleys!

Carbon C-6's while jet skiing!! :behindsofa::popcorn:
 
My advice would be lens care - always use Oakley solution and microfiber bag to clean; never give in to the temptation to use your shirt or something for a quick touch-up.

Related, keep your MF bags clean, too...

Oh yeah, and don't wear x-metals while swimming in the ocean or carbon C-6s while jet skiing in Canadian lakes... :D
Wear c6 while jet skiing, but tell ptownphil where first.:cool:
 
Reworded it to make more sense!

Edited to remove the no-longer-relevant question...:D

Very good point, always works 10x better to use a bag, plus other cleaning chemical can easily damage your Oakleys!

Yes, part of my point was the solution formulation compatibility, but mostly it's to avoid damaging valuable lenses with easily-avoidable cleaning marks; I just wince at that...
 
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