Ok WTF

[lawman0210]

Yeah I was told these were authentic Oakley lenses from purchase. Did they ever come out with them new this way?

I guess another case of not doing research before buy.

a case of doooo dooo diligence I would say. Ok heading to bed.

Goodnight all

 

[freakface]

did you buy these off ebay? a ruby mars with a winning bid of $405?

 

[InfiniteHero]

What does the part feel like, rubber or metal??? Even Factory lenses have fitting issues sometimes and rattle around, expecially in Juliets. A piece of fishing string in the orbital tray usually fixes that, but Opticians use flat plastic pieces or rubber pieces to fix. That also might be a custom lens Oakley donor. Just not sure. I did think it was awfully red to be Oakley though. I could easily be wrong.

 

[lawman0210]

Yes and as usual and Ebay item.

 

[Mikey]

yeah it's just very difficult if not nearly impossible to track down lithe genuine O's. I've put a WTB post up in the exchange.

 

[InfiniteHero]

Freak-------Yes I think he did, but not totally sure. If terrible information please be gentle.

 

[lawman0210]

Seller:

These are the original Oakley lens that came in the glasses when purchased new

 

[freakface]

Freak-------Yes I think he did, but not totally sure. If terrible information please be gentle.

no significant info really. so it was the OP that beat my bid...from the ebay pics they have some fruby parts. damn ebay, they cannot really filter out the good from the bad....

 

[InfiniteHero]

What does it feel like, rubber or metal. If metal then the frame may be bent out a little, but it does not appear that way by enlarging the photo and reading the lines for the orbital or the lens. Looks like something sticking out of it rather than a part messed up.

 

[InfiniteHero]

Best pics and only pics for Ruby lenses should be taken outdoors in the evening time, with the sun to your back, and your shadow blocking that direct light. Example: