OkStateJoe
Oakley Beginner
Again. As I've said before.
Have you had them tested by an OPTICIAN to verify something the human eye CANNOT? Have you had them TESTED FOR CLARITY?
"Again...as I've said before," plus so many caps... Take it easy, man. You don't wanna have to deal with hypertension. My dad went through that and it seemed pretty rough on him.
To answer your questions: NO...I HAVE NOT.
BUT...
I'm not a lens snob, which is my whole point in posting my original review/opinion of the Seek lenses. They're $15, and to my HUMAN eyes...you know, the ones that cannot verify something that an optician can...they look great in all aspects, even when compared to both my OEM lenses and the OEM lenses in my buddy's frames. If you don't like them, don't buy them. It really is just that simple. If you HAVE to have an optician verify something your own eyes can't see (not sure why that's necessary if you can't even tell yourself, but to each their own), then these replacements obviously aren't for you.
It would be interesting to see what would happen if someone gave you 10 different pairs of Oakleys with the same lens colors and told you, "Four of these have replacement lenses. Pick them out."
Taking the position of "my eyes will ONLY look through the finest of OEM lenses" is a bit ridiculous though, don't you think? That's like saying, "My dog only drinks Evian water. He simply will not TOUCH Dasani or tap water! Ew!"