i dont usually post pics in this thread, but let me try.... i hope this our good pics.

Great spotlight lex... extensive collection... it seems that your brother is also addicted especially with the OT...pls invite him to join O-review. Oakley rules!

Josh, nice pix. Your son must be very lucky to have oakley stuff at a young age. hope more pix to come.

Meri kurisumasu oyobi omedetou gozaimasu!

Maligayang pasko at manigong bagong taon!

Maligayang pasku at masaplalang bayung banua!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

chester... nice pics. your son must be following your footsteps....

cool video, check this out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2d8Rk4tPZKs

Sean Loi, you are really a ruby fanatic.... nice pics bro....

chester, nice photos... ilove to own those someday....

Great experience francois... nice video

Guys, check this out - snowboarding video...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czF5CVPY_nw

Is it an oakley?

congrats pare! (fil abs)

I prefer the crystal black....

nice collection, fil abs...laling gastos yata nyan... pano mo nasusuot yang mga yan...hehehe!

nice glasses josh! i love those splice... eheheh!

wow, very nice glasses, josh...oakley rules!

fnice video...funny... hope to have more videos

nice collection, chester....

1. OTT
2. Juliet
3. Twenty

Nice set-up josh...

Cool pics jeepster... love to have OTT ruby someday... heheh!

its an innovation to the oakley revolution....

Thanks OluvrNawlins for the pics.... Guys, which is then more expensive, to coat it or buy a new one? Or change it to other lenses, e.g. fire iridium. Here in Japan it cost 12,600 yen or 100+ for the coating. Do you have idea how much is the a ruby red lens or fire iridium replacement lens?

I also never thought that iridium coating is possible. I was thinking of replacing my lens but it no replacement is available. But I learned this from Oakley Japan. Does anybody from Oakley USA or any dealer from this group who knows about this ruby red iridium coating technology?

I own an oakley juliet ruby red lens. Unfortunately, the lens have visible scratches. I contacted the Oakly Japan if they have replacement lens available. I found out that they no longer replace lens, instead they could repair the lens. But their stock of ruby red coating is not so red but the iridium is more yellow. The cost is 12,600 yen inclusive of tax. I would like to seek your advice if it practical to have my lens coated or just buy a new lens maybe change it to fire iridium. I trust the wisdom of our oakley godfathers to give me some advice.

I wear my OTT with a headset... cool... Oakley rules!