sharjt
I should Work at Oakley
Brip, this thread is from 2 months ago and the pics are back a few pages. It has already been sorted out.
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X Squared Problem
- Thread starter 350nick
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I know my X Squared are real, because they are exactly the same as a pair i had gotten directly from Oakley years ago, but i had noticed on my current pair that the left side nose bridge screw is definitely lower than the right screw:
Anybody else have this on their's?
WavecloudCustoms
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Mine is not exactly true either..
My Juliets have a slight difference in the rivets too. WavecloudCustoms
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If you look closely enough at any high end product, you'll find imperfections somewhere. Especially hand made stuff.
That's what i was thinking, but isnt that a crucial point? WavecloudCustoms
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I think it's pretty common..?
Lets see some others pics folks.?
350nick
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Yes, this was sorted a while back. They were definite fakes and I sent them back for a full refund. I now have juliets instead which I am still enjoying. Think they're keepers!
selannefan1
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I bought a pair of xsquares here in australia, ruby with carbon frame and came with box. To my suprise when I opened them up, they were fakes. EVEN the BOX and COIN were fakes I couldnt believe it! The build quality was extremely good for a fake, and they looked very similar to yours mate. To get my money back I just sent the seller a link to when oakley had 2 ppl thrown in jail in asia for selling counterfeit xmetals and demanded a refund. There were no questions from their end and the money showed up in my account 2 days later.
All of these sellers will claim innocent but they know what they are buying and selling... when I get home ill post pics of them.
Cheers,
JP
BriP
X-Metalhead
ha! tapatalk raised it as a "picks" thread so i thought it was current. glad it was resolved.
ps: polarisation doesnt indicate its of any value/ quality. cheap polarised filters are applied to sunglasses all the time, so do consider thatSimilar threads
