Official Fakes/Possible Fakes Inquiry Thread (ARE THESE FAKE? POST FAKES HERE)

[ciccioplay]

Also the box number OO9102-F155 , matches up with the "Matte Black" Holbrook with Prizm Ruby Polarized, the same number should be on the inside of your frames if new in box (or kept original).

Thanks!

 

[mderose451]

Found these on market place for 170...listed as 'sunglasses' are they fake or the person doesn't know?..

 

[TheStig]

Found these on market place for 170...listed as 'sunglasses' are they fake or the person doesn't know?..View attachment 861334View attachment 861340View attachment 861342

Legit.

 

[mderose451]

Well I would love to get them; but if I buy one more pair right now my wife will make me eat them.

Ok so i can't post the link....idk why....but if you search Oakley near Philadelphia for 170$ they should pop up.

 

[H2Oakley]

Well I would love to get them; but if I buy one more pair right now my wife will make me eat them.

Ok so i can't post the link....idk why....but if you search Oakley near Philadelphia for 170$ they should pop up.

I asked her if she would ship them to me if I paid her more +shipping but she said no Really wanted to snag my first pair of x-metals!

 

[Lo_0u]

Hi,

I have a pair of targetline matte black with polarized jade lens that I bought at an Oakley outlet a couple of years and they're the best sunglasses/Oakleys I've ever owned. I recently found out they're discontinued so I've been purchasing several pairs of different styles and likely will make one prescription lens. I just want to be sure they're legit because I'd rather pay more for real ones. You couldn't pay me to wear fake Oakleys. Anyways, I received the first of the pairs I've ordered (polished white with dark golf lens) and they seem so legit, but there are a few details that make me question them. The polished white frames feel way different than my matte black. Not just the coat, they definitely seem a little lighter, not quite as solid, when I set them on or move them across the table I can hear a difference in material, and the lens move ever so slightly within the frame vs my matte blacks are solid in every way. Although maybe the sound im hearing on the table is the lens vibrating within the frame. Are the white or polished frames made of a different material than the black or mattes? Other than that, the sku/model number sits a little higher on the arm (I've compared this with other polished white frames online, many of which seem to be more towards the base of the arm). The initial "o" in the model # on the white frames looked a little worn on the left so I tried to see how easy it is to rub off on the legit black pair I have and i was able to rub off a bit of it, as you can see.

The arms themselves do pop into place as you open them like any other targetlines, but the arm movement definitely isn't as firm. The lens are likely authentic, it's moreso the frames I'm concerned with. Below are additional pictures comparing the two. To avoid any confusion, the white frame is the one in question. Sorry for the long post. Thanks in advance for any help. Will likely follow-up if I receive additional questionable pairs.

 

[Lo_0u]

Actually now that I look at the prizm etching, they do have some slight dissimilarities. Maybe I'm just being too critical.

 

[stuss]

Hi
Bought a pair of
Oakley Drop Point, Sunglasses last night off E-bay
oo9367-01 Matte Black, Grey RRP £125, Now £60 NEW
$83
Checked the buyers feedback out looks legit, same pair off
Blickers, + Oakley website 100% more expensive is this to good to be true. ?

Regards stuss

 

[mderose451]

@stuss pics?

 

[stuss]

Just the one photo, if found to be Fake, I just ask ebay to step in,