Frame: Nice to look at, light, BUT, hurts my ears after a long day at the office. Then after 3 weeks the grip on the arms starts to peel off. Sent it back. got a replacement about 2 months later. after 1 more month got the same problem, sent them back again. 3 months later I am waiting to receive a replacement frame of a totally different style. DO NOT Buy these frames. The Grip on the arms is feeble at best and not replaceable and I hear they are not using this type of grip anymore!!!. at least on 99% of their other frames have replaceable ear "rubbers"
Lens:

Frame: Matte Black/Red
Lens: Clear

Without a doubt, the Dictate 2.0 is impressive looking. It gets a lot of notice and compliments wherever you go. It provides a very nice field of view while still maintaining a small profile. The overall weight isn't bad, but I would feel small pressure on my ears after extended use. Nothing too painful, but definitely uncomfortable.

Frame: Matte Black/Red
Lens: Clear

This is my first pair of actual Oakley prescription specs. and I love them!! the weight is non-exsistant, and the styling is subtle but without a doubt all Oakley. I get compliments from people I've never met. Lightweight, comfortable and with the spring hinges I can wear them all day without any discomfort.

Frame: Black Chrome/Clear [12-346]
Lens: NA
A light weight titanium frame. It is spring hinged and feels slightly fragile / lose to wear as compared to other oakley rx sich as the Straight 4.0 which I wore previously. There are no ear socks to grasp round the sides of the head, thus contributing to the slipperiness.

As such, it is not suitable to wear for any form of sports or physical activity. The sping hinges and frame design also make adjustment to for different face sizes near impossible. Finishing paint can also chip, but that is understandable. The price is more for the form than the function