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If I get into this, I’ll be able to make replacement parts for any frame.

I’m guessing there is a market for it.

Yeah, I had to take a break.

I am thankful for the time I spent, but onward and upward.

I have since been neck deep in high end optical.

Refurbishing vintage, and heirloom pieces is my jam.

If someone were to make reproduction parts available for vintage eyewear, would there be a market for it?

Nosecombs? Flexbombs? Glasses that anyone with the right printer could make?

Someone messed up.

Price?

I received the MNP Marshal, and sold it the same day.

MNP is a totally solid solution to a problem that's been around forever. I would be surprised if we didnt see this on sun styles in the near future.

These should be in stores soon.

Violet/Rust

I'm not back in the store until 6/15. I'm on Paternity leave.

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It's available for prescription in the U.S.

The posts that hold the nosepieces are positioned differently on the GF and AF models.

Even if someone needs a few mm of clearance for a GF model, you cannot just swap a nosepiece.

The Asian fit nose pad is not orderable. It also would not fit on the international fit Badman.

The frame color is carbon, the frame material is not.

Another momento

Here's a breakdown of the festivities http://theradavist.com/2015/05/oakleys-greg-lemond-ride-in-sf/

Greg Lemond was at the Market Street O-Store on 5.1.2015.

The Racing Jacket is also designed for use with the Wind Gasket kit.

The new X-Metals are prescription ready.

Badman:
+4.00 thru -5.00

Madman:
+2.00 thru -3.00

36 lens colors available

Ferrari MadMan, Badman, TinFoil, and Sliver are in stock.

A lot of the "hard to find" RX frames are still available from the lab. They even had Orokr Pro available at the end of 2013.

You have to place an order through either your local O (if they have an Optician), or through an Oakley Authorized Optical Center.

The base curve of the Halflink has been decreased on both the frame and lens. (Not like the Flak that retains the 8.75 base on a lower base curve frame)

The Halflink also has a unique narrow nose bridge. (Not just a larger replaceable nosepiece)

It's the best fitting Asian Fit Sports Eyewear Oakley has ever made.

The Angel at Covent Garden. The picture was taken mid construction. After the cash wrap was removed, before the custom bar was installed.

To my knowledge, this is the 1st Oakley item given the name War Wagon.

It was an apparel fixture circa 2001-2003.