Frame: SI
Lens: Grey

I lost my original minutes, back in 2006, from a car accident. I've had various pairs after but always missed the Minutes. Since I've become part of the SI program, I figured I'd pick these up. They look a lot bigger and bulkier than they really are. These are my "active" work glasses (firefighting/inspecting). I don't take them in fires with me, though. Anyway, the lenses are good at blocking out light and have the hydrophobic coating. The SI frame is basic and not flashy (which I like). I have a smaller face so it fits mine pretty darn well. The unobtanium doesn't disappoint---works just like it's supposed to. I thought the lugs were unobtanium but they're not. Still, the "O" icon on the sides lets everyone know you're wearing the best damn eye wear out there

Frame: Matte black(USStandard issue) and cinder red
Lens: Polarized grey (per above) and black iridium

I am active duty and needed a pair to replace my XXs (which have been to hell and back). I actually wanted to replace the XX lenses but SI doesnt carry that and oakley sells the lenses for 50-75 bucks

Well, I instead got the minutes 2.0, they are very similar to the XXs except they are a tad smaller and there are no nosebombs. During my workouts, the nosepieces are slippery, this did not happen with my XXs(-1 star). I use flaks during my runs instead

Within 1 week tho, the lens got scratched as I was throwing them in and out of my flight suit (filled with zippers) and failed to put them in protective case

Also got a pair of the cinder red/black iridium for 40 bucks at the oakley vault. I love the color, looks almost black unless you are in the sunlight, then it turns into a nice darker candy apple red.

Frame: Metallic Black
Lens: Black Iridium Polarized

I have a smaller profile and the Minute 2.0 live up to their reputation for such noggins. The fit is very similar to the Monster Pup, except the Minute 2.0 adds the use of Unobtainium for a much better seating. Although the styling of the frame is not my favorite, I still find myself reaching for my Minute 2.0s when I want a sports pair that I know won't fall off my head.

I also really enjoy the Metallic Black frame. It looks much better in the sun than indoors or on an overcast day.

Frame: Damson
Lens: VR28 Black

I feel the Minute did not need an upgrade, but many models have been moved to the current styles. This along with the Straight Jacket take similar cues, and feature a faux temple lug. This allows for some design coloration and gives it a unique look. Functionally they fit well and are comfortable. The choice of colors does help and is consistent with earlier Minute offerings.

Frame: Brown tortise
Lens: Bronze Polarized

Great frame and nice update ofthe minute. A little bit bigger and extremely comfortable. Even someone with a medium large head can wear these if they don't like a huge lens.

Frame: Pearl White
Lens: Black Iridium Polarized

Got these off the Oakley Custom website with custom engraving since it was going to say "POLARIZED" on it regardless and love these things. Pearl white with white ear socks and black iridum lenses will go with anything and in any outdoor condition. They're a little small on a larger frame as the name suggests, but they still look great and aren't so damn huge like the Monster Dogs! Love 'em, have to since I can't return 'em!

Frame: Polished White
Lens: G30 Black Iridium

Ah, my second Minute. The first was the original Minute, now it's Minute 2.0. I have to say they've really improved on the fit this time. More purposeful, slightly more aggressive, yet still, well, minute. It's not too large so it fits small-medium faces perfectly. As Asian as I am, this fits me fine so I don't see a need for an AF version. Frame material is on par with the new Straight Jackets. They seem solid enough to last a few years, if you keep them in a vault when not in use.

Unobtanium is great for keeping them on your face and on your head firmly, when propped up. I think this is the best looking colorway for the Minute 2.0 so far. The G30 B.I. was one of the reasons for buying it. It's great for overcast conditions, and can pull itself off even in sunny weather, IMO. A great all-purpose lens. 4 and half skulls.

Frame: polished black
Lens: Black Iridium

I have a small face and after trying on several different styles i settled with the Minute 2.0. I have a small head and they dont stick out behind it and the Unobtanium keeps a solid fit on my head. Nice styling and very good neutral light transmission. I see things clearer and with more color. Not a bad price point either for a really good quality set of O's

Frame: Dark Amber
Lens: Dark Bronze

Ditto for the Dark Amber/Dark Bronze Minute 2.0: great protection for smaller faces coupled with increased coverage over the original Minutes by recalibrating the lens configuration. The Dark Bronze lenses are actually a bit darker than their Bronze Polarized counterparts, but of course without the benefit of polarization. An excellent pair of shades with a neutral color that will match most any attire.

Frame: Brown Tortoise
Lens: Bronze Polarized

Holding true to its name and heritage, the Minute 2.0 provides adequate coverage for smaller faces. The newest rendition (2.0) enhances coverage a bit by increasing the original Minute lens size and altering the shape from "teardropped" at the periphery to more of a "squared-off" angle. Also similar to the original Minutes, version 2.0 offers Unobtainium earsocks for increased comfort but has no unobtainium nosepieces. The Bronze Polarized lenses increase contrast and are easy on the eyes even on overcast days. My concern with this pair is the frame: the Brown Tortoise seems to have been created "cheaply". It appears "marbelesque" from a distance... yet upon closer inspection the dark-colored portion of the frames looks similar to viewing a cheap newspaper print under a magnifying glass. For the price of the glasses, the dark coloration in the frames could have been made to look more "natural" or "seamless".