lghtngyello03
Oakley Expert
Hey guys. I'm pretty sure I may have to have prescription glasses. I've worked with computers everyday for the past 9 years for 8-12hrs a day and I know this has taken a toll on my vision. I've noticed over the past couple of months that if I read something up close, it is hard to focus on something far away when I look up from reading. Also, road signs seem a little blurry from far off (unlike before where it wasn't blurry.)
I've noticed a lot of people wearing RX frames in the past, before the newer style frames, that I liked. But, I have no clue of the older frame style names. I love the "Square O" or Lifestyle O on the frames, not the "rounded O."
I went by an Oakley store this past weekend, as well as looked on the Oakley website at the RX frames. I don't really like the way any of them look, I'm not real big on the boxy looking "retro" style frames. The only newer frames I like are the Voltage frame, Pitchman Carbon, and Crosslink Pitch & Zero frames. Another thing that bothers me is the made in China part on most of the newer frames....kind of bummed about that.
I have a Slim face/frame and I'd like for something to fit my face like a pair of sunglasses would...with a contoured frame.
I'm not sure of the frame size that I will need as I haven't been to the eye Dr. yet. Can anyone suggest any older prescription frames that would do for me?
Thanks,
Scott
I've noticed a lot of people wearing RX frames in the past, before the newer style frames, that I liked. But, I have no clue of the older frame style names. I love the "Square O" or Lifestyle O on the frames, not the "rounded O."
I went by an Oakley store this past weekend, as well as looked on the Oakley website at the RX frames. I don't really like the way any of them look, I'm not real big on the boxy looking "retro" style frames. The only newer frames I like are the Voltage frame, Pitchman Carbon, and Crosslink Pitch & Zero frames. Another thing that bothers me is the made in China part on most of the newer frames....kind of bummed about that.
I have a Slim face/frame and I'd like for something to fit my face like a pair of sunglasses would...with a contoured frame.
I'm not sure of the frame size that I will need as I haven't been to the eye Dr. yet. Can anyone suggest any older prescription frames that would do for me?
Thanks,
Scott