Frame: Chrome, 24k, White w/24k, Royal Blue, Crystal Red
Lens:Various
I love these frames as I love all Frogskins, however these can get expensive. I will still eventually complete the set.

Frame: White City
Lens: Black

The print on these are awesome, as already mentioned by earlier reviewers. Perhaps second only to the Red Tiger Camo, imo, though I've yet to behold the latter in person as of yet. I think the gold and chrome models are easily trumped by the Shaun White Blue Chrome of the Collectors' series. Just being honest.

Frame: Chrome
Lens: Chrome

As nice as these are to look at, I was expecting the lens to be more mirrored than it is. It looks to me like black iridium (with possibly a little less mirror than the original frogskins). The finish is very nice and the supreme logo on the inside temple adds a nice touch. I haven't found any blemishes in the finish at all. Quite amazing! Not quite as nice as the Gold/24K, but still quite a looker. They really look like they've been dipped in chrome paint. Too bad they are so pricey. I may have to part with these and just keep the gold ones. Time will tell.

Frame: Gold
Lens: 24K

Wow! All I can say is Wow! Amazing! If you want a pair of sunnies that look great in a display case, these are the ones for you. They look like Oakley took a pair of plain old froggies and then completely plated them in 24K gold! Bling factor of 10! No problems/blemishes whatsoever in the finish. Oakley has really stepped up its quality control. The 24K lenses have a terrific mirror finish, no way anyone will see your eyes in these! If the price wasn't so high, I'd give them 6 stars! The supreme logo on the inside temple and the white city microfiber bag are nice touches. Can't wait to hear people's comments when they seem them in my display case!

Frame: Gold
Lens: 24K

Sick, sick, sick! I was annoyed at the price point of the original Supreme Frogs, and these are even higher, but I see why. Oakley has certainly given us a pair worthy of display, use, admiration/all of the above. I thought the lenses were Gold Iridium at first, but they ended up being 24k (back at long last) which is a nice nod to the older lenses that are making limited comeback. The combination of Gold Chrome and the 24k shouts out, but still doesn't look like something out of a child's birthday party favor bag. These will live on the shelf, since I dare not risk ruining them, but due to the translucent box, I can even display them all while safety tucked behind two layers of plastic. Long live the Frogskins.