I would stay away from this one.
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I would stay away from this one.
Custom pairs don't come with SKU numbers. Perhaps that's what you have.Hey Everyone - Im currently going through a collection of glasses. Almost all of them have SKU numbers, but I noticed some without SKU's. Is this normal for some pairs with darker frames? One pair is a Kato - everything looks good to me, but no SKU. The next pair is a Sutro S which has a O Custom logo on the right temple. The last pair is a Sutro.
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Sku matches Chainlink (Asia Fit) Polished Black with Black Iridium. Maybe it's just a lemon or maybe the earlier models weren't as refined.Hi Folks, would appreciate some advice. I already own quite a few Oakleys and this is the first pair I have had doubts about. Chainlink sold as new 2 days ago, box is legit, SKU matches, bar code sticker from 5/9/2014, bag is legit. But I have serious doubts about the frames and/or the lenses. The lenses rattle, and feel loose. I have some replacement Elite polarized lenses from Revant that fit perfectly with no rattle but the lenses that came with the originals sound like a rattlesnake. Also, the text "chainlink" inside the right arm is printed rather than embossed and normally on the left arm next to the SKU. With sharp seams from a moulding process across the bridge and noticeable at the far end tips of the arms (compared to my Straightlinks from 2016). Thanks in advance.
I would upload a video if possible so you can hear the rattle.
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This also makes me think they are fake. Same SKU, Asian fit, polished frame, iridum lenses.Sku matches Chainlink (Asia Fit) Polished Black with Black Iridium. Maybe it's just a lemon or maybe the earlier models weren't as refined.
Interesting, WTF!?This also makes me think they are fake. Same SKU, Asian fit, polished frame, iridum lenses.
Does anyone know if those are original Oakley product photos from 2014 or composite shots of the fakes?Chainlink™ (Asia Fit) - Oakley Replica Sunglasses
Frame color: polished black Lens color: black iridium Fit: asia Product Code: OO9252-01www.fakeoakley.to
Yeah dodgy as f*ck isn't it? However, I bought mine from an online Oakley dealer with legit stock and good reputation. But I have never had or heard of anyones lenses being so loose in the frame. Maybe he bought damaged stock and thought he could get away with replacing the lenses with a cheap set. Maybe he got ripped off by his supplier but he's adamant that they are legit. Just want to know if the printed text on the right arm is legit back in 2014 instead of the usual embossed on the left. If so I'll try and get a partial refund at least for the fake lenses. Let's see......