Frame: Brushed Chrome
Lens: Grey
This is the type of frame you will either love or hate. I have a pretty small face/head so these fit pretty well. If you have anything larger than a medium size head these will probably not fit. I love the smaller lens size on this frame which looks better on me than the larger sizes that you find on so many of the aviator style glasses.
As stated above the frames do seem to be heavier than they should be, probably because the frames are relatively thick around the orbitals. I dont have much issue with this because I wear glasses with a pretty heavy prescription when I dont have my contacts in. When I compare them to some of my other Oakley frames they fall on the heavy side, but not the heaviest.
These do have a somewhat unique look to the because of the flat nature of the frame. They have no wrap to speak of at all. I dont consider it a bad thing, just different. It definitely a frame you want to try on before you by because of the look.
I gave them four skulls for unique design but heavy weight.

Frame: Black
Lens: Grey
They do not feel like the Oakleys I am used to wearing and they were too flat for me. I did manage to adjust them for my face by bending them to a wrap around. After bending at the nose bridge you had to adjust the ear pieces or they will squeeze your temples. It is important to bend ear pieces at cut out notches. I bent the ones closest the lens outward and the notches closer the ends of the ear pieces inward. I did this slowly little by little until my temples were relived of pressure.

Now I get better coverage from light and they look better since they are fit to my face.

Frame: Polished Gold
Lens: Dark Grey

Many people are negative about this one, actually I don't know why... The design is pretty cool IMO. Not such a smooth aviatior but a bit more industrial and sturdy looking, as is the feel.
You have to try them on to see if they look good on your face, but if they do a real must have.

They can look somewhat wide on your head, strange as the inmate looks like the bigger one of these. But these look wider because the frame isn't really curved. And if it fits your face the more straight frame will make it just as awesome as they are :)

Frame: CHOCOLATE
Lens: BRONZE

These are a perfect fit for asians. Wide, Flat and good for small noses. I have already bought 3 of these. Thankfully there was a pair of "regular" oakley's that I didn't need to look for the "asian" fit. Just perfect.

Frame: Brushed Chrome
Lens: Grey

The glasses are great because they can be had so cheaply. When bought for a third up to half of MSRP, they become a staple of the "Worn every day" part of the collection. They are aviator style. With that said, they are Oakley versions of classic aviators. They have both the pros of Oakley and the cons of the particular style. I find that people hate them because they are neither O-Matter or X-Metal, and they don't fit like Juliets or Gascans.

Frame: Polished Gold
Lens: Dark Grey
These definitely have their pros and cons. They are built like a rock, but they are probably the heaviest Oakley sunglasses I own. I really like the lens combination in these. The dark grey lens looks really good with the polished gold frames. But as everyone has already stated, they are really wide and flat. I don't understand how they could fit someone all that well unless you have really big cheeks and a really small nose

Frame: Matte Black
Lens: Warm Grey

I love my Matte Black Crosshair S pair because there are certain situations they are perfect for. So, I was very excited to get a pair of Felons in the same colorway. From the product images, I thought they looked like a less rounded Crosshair S. And while the Felons are just that (to a certain extent), once on my face, they look worlds apart.

I often find the hinges of glasses sitting out too far from my face. The Felons are a perfect example of this. They are relatively flat without much wrap in them at all, and the hinges are way too far out there for my liking. On a personal basis, this will not do, and I have to give them two skulls.

Frame: Matte Black
Lens: Warm Grey
Excellent sunglasses! They feel extremely sturdy and while they lack the very light weight that can be found on many Oakleys, you won't notice it once they are on your face. In typical Oakley fashion, have very aggressive styling and are a great aviator styled pair of sunglasses without have excessively large lenses as can be found on many pairs of aviators.

Frame: Gold
Lens: Dark Gray

Very nice fit for me and good looking. Somewhat wide so not for smaller heads. Good construction and extremely shiny alloy. Would give higher mark if came with hard case.

Frame: chocolate
Lens: dark bronze
They are too wide to fit pretty much any face. And even if they do they are to shallow to look good at all. Also they are too flat to provide any coverage. The Oakley name is too renowned to put out this garbage.

Frame: Chocolate
Lens: Dark Bronze

Nice new take one the aviator. Should fit medium small to medium large craniums pretty well. Points were docked because of the lack of hydrophobic coating and hard case. Also, the frame does squeeze a little which can become uncomfortable after a while.

Frame: Any
Lens: Any
I'm sorry but these are absolute garbage. They are heavy, wide, and the visual coverage is hands down the worst of any Oakley frame I have ever tried on. I think if Oakley would have tried to engineer these in the same way they did the Crosshairs they would sold much better, especially if they could have made the frames out of titanium. Overall,these are horrible.