Frame: Titanium
Lens:Titanium Iridium
This is my first pair of the non-X metal Titanium frames & they are unbelievable! So lightweight you don't even remember they're metal frames. Same frame as the E Wire but so superior. Ti Frames are a must!

Frame:light
Lens: black iridium
the frame sticks out past the earsocks and rubs on my soft little head

Frame: Titanium
Lens: Titanium Iridium

Something like 9 or 10 years later, I am still wearing my T-Wires. I have managed to keep these bend and scratch free over the years. I just recently called for replacement earsocks, and Oakley sent them free of charge. These are definitely my favorite O's.

Frame:Titanium
Lens: Titanium Iridium
I had the 3rd pair of these in the UK behind the 2 other demo pairs there were, and they were just mindblowing.
Along with the E Wire,one of Oakleys first true fashion sunglass, but,double the price of the E Wire, quite exculusive.

Frame: Titanium
Lens: Titanium Iridium

Styled just like E-Wires but as light as a feather! These are great for everyday/all day use. Very comfortable and lightweight.

got the first pair in Germany... back when, I rode for Team Schwinn and was Mr. CAMELBACK Europe thereafter.
We all traded wares, I was Honored as the O Prez gave me those personally... got stolen 2 months later.

miss'n 'em ever since, expecting a pair in the mail tomorrow.

Frame: Titanium
Lens: Titanium Clear
I received these pair as a wedding present. I wanted a clear pair, so I could live my dream of having a pair for every lighting condition. The are good indoors and at night, and really the only time you should wear them is in very bright sun, specifically during the morning when the sun is low. They still block 100% of UV light, so really you're getting the proper protection at times when sunglasses would be silly. Which is never, but some people think otherwise.

Frame: Titanium
Lens: Titanium Iridium
One of my favourite, most worn pairs. These are really comfortable and suit my face very well. Obviously being Ti they are very stong and have resisted the 'sit' test with no problems! I've sent them back to Oakley UK on one occasion for a tune up, as the earstems had become loose and no amount of tightening the screws helped. They came back good as new. The only problem I have with these is that the right hand lens has become a bit scratched up.

Frame: Titanium
Lens: Titanium Clear

these sunglasses are amazingly light! the first time i picked them up i could not believe how featherweight they were. of course that translates to all day wear comfort, but unfortunately i think they look a bit too small on me. with my experience these feel even smaller than the current Square Wire 2.0 SH. the Titanium Lenses look different than all other Ti-Clears i've encountered, these definitely are darker with a more reflective mirror coating. also, the "TITANIUM" laser etched lens is cool. very nice set of sunglasses.

Frame: Titanium
Lens: Titanium Iridium

Not being a fan of the design of the original T-Wire, Oakley's decision to redesign the frame to resemble the Square Wire was more than welcome. The frame is durable and extremely lightweight, making you almost forget you're wearing these glasses after a while. Titanium Iridium also compliments the frame (not just in terms of semantics), and provides an excellent view in a variety of light conditions. Perhaps the only drawback is the lack of spring hinges, which would have truly set this pair on a pinnacle. Since other "Titanium Wires" with spring hinges were later released, they would probably be a better choice.

Frame: Titanium
Lens: Titanium Iridium
Having owned both the T-wire 2.0 and the Titanium Square Wires with spring hinges, there are more differences than the hinges.

The T-wires have ever so slightly smaller lenses, so they are NOT interchangeable with the square wire lenses. Also, the icons on the temples are embossed, where as on the Squares they are the more traditional applique.

I prefer the T-wires simply due to their rarity. Other than that, it's pretty much a tossup. I didn't find the spring hinges to be a tremendous advantage, and they did add some weight.

Frame: t-wire
Lens: prescription

not sure if there are any differences between the t-wire and the t-wire 2.0.

anyway, mine are the non-hinge t-wires, not the hinged titanium square wires. absolutely awesome. i am a believer of less is more. no hinges means no extra weight, and 1 less (or a pair) components to fail.

i own the a-wires, e-wires, and c-wires. the t-wire is by far my favorite. i have used them for the past 5 years now (?), and they still look new. i just have to change the ear socks and nose pads. in fact, they are on their 3rd set of replacement socks and pads.

titanium is the way to go!

Frame: Titanium
Lens: Titanium Iridium

Snagged these in the Hollywood O-Store. Very 'Matrix' like; the external lens reflectiveness is outstanding. Provide a very dark contrast for bright conditions. I wouldn't recommend these for overcast or 'darker' days. Very, VERY lightweight. They stand out from other Wire frames.

The standard black box. I would have expected Oakley to do something special for their titanium model. The picture however is very stylish. The cardboard itself is not of very good quality but of course it was only made to last until the sale. Who could of thought their would be crazy people who wanted to keep the box?
Inside is a piece of cardboard folded into a Z to prevent your glasses from sliding around but unfortunately that's all the protection your glasses are going to get.

I love the lens cut on this. It's like how does one put art in a ordinary circular lens? Oakley did just that with the Tailend. Being that it's a rimless (upfront), the Tailend design made it look like it has a bezel type of effect. I really like the texture, color reflections and the integrated look of the lens perimeter especially with the fire iridium. By the way, a quarter frame do exist and is hidden behind the top lens. I believe this "hidden half orbital behind the lens" design is a first of this kind with the "Tail" series and is pretty clever.

I am also loving the stem because it comes with a spring hinge and most of all, the pig's tail coil effect. I was getting tired of the straight stem and the hammerstem is somewhat dated so to have a new stem design is a real nice addition to the Oakley line of cool stems. I believe this pig's tail coil effect is also an Oakley first of its kind.

On the other hand, the outer box is ordinary but the hardcase is sub par and well below what I expected. I wish it came with the aluminum case like the Sliver F.

Final thought: These pairs are awesome but it will only be for display purposes as it looks ridiculous on me hence I give it a 4 star.

Got the carbon/Prizm daily polarised version from the O Store in London. They'd only had them in stock for a week or so. I really love this. It's almost Oakley being derivative of themselves, but it still feels new, and provides a much needed injection of weirdness for the 'normal' line of glasses to go with the delicious insanity of the Madman in the new X-metals. This has a wonderful tinge of mad scientist, and I can see echoes of everything from the original E-wires, through to Moon, Mars, styling nods to the projections on the old X-metals which were due to screws holding the orbitals together, even a hint of Madman. They're great. They probably won't suit everyone, but they are light but solid feeling. The spring hinges work nicely, grippy without being too tight. The fit for me (fairly large head) is great. The lenses give pretty good coverage, and the Prizm Daily polarised is very very similar to one of my alltime favourite functional lenses, the OO Black Iridium Polarised. A rose base tint with great polarisation. These have less iridium mirror on the front, meaning eyes are visible, but from a functional point of view the lenses are excellent and from an aesthetic angle the shape is different and unique. A future classic. Now if they only did an emerald polarised version...

Frame: Pewter
Lens: Fire Iridium

This is what the Madman should've been, a circular lens with good wrap. Instead we got something that is very unique but not much function. At least they got the tailend right. A great lightweight wire frame that stands out above the rest. Spring hinge is sturdy, the case is functional and the coverage is superb. If there's any down side in my opinion is the color combinations, I hope they do more. I'd love to see a ruby variant and please more polarized options. The daily prizm is not for me. I went with the fire lens because it stands out the most.

There is so much classic Oakley design on the Tailend. It's easy to pick out inspiration from the Zero 0.1/2/3, the Mars/Moon, and the Madman which debuted about 2 months earlier. I love the laser-etched frosted effect around the lenses; it not only looks great, but you can handle Tailend's by the lenses without smudging them. The icons are a good, proportionate size. The ear stems have a very angular flourish just past the icons which compliments the "tabs" on the lower part of the lenses. The nose bridge has a spear-like underside. Reminds me of the new X-Metal nose bridges, or even the old Metallica typestyle. But it's subtle enough here.

Fits my face perfectly whereas the Madman has too much distance from my temples. The spring hinge well-implemented and quite necessary for a frame this small. By comparison, a larger frame like the Madman should not have spring hinges. Solid C5 aluminum frame. I have Carbon with Prizm Daily Polarized. A classy, but still edgy/non-conformist look. Very pleased. Would've been great if the nose bombs were Unobtainium like the ear socks. Also would've been great if Luxottica didn't make them in China. Oh well, can't have it all. I'm satisfied.

Frame: Carbon/Satin Black
Lens: Prizm Daily Polarized/Grey

These frames are extremely light to the point that you forget you're wearing them. The spring hinges also help give it a secure fit. The square lenses and faux rimless design is also very nice. They are relatively large design so if you prefer smaller frames they may no suit you but for most people they should be fine.

These border on profane. How can you not dig a woman with the confidence to wear these? They are just sassy. I would give these 6 stripper poles out of 5 if I could.

So sweet looking & I think a prostitute could work a more varied terrain wearing these. Make that two fiddy back in one night!

Got these for my wife, and she loves them. It's good to share the O sometimes. Now our footwear matches.

Awesome design, just like the guys but a ladies boot. High boot and comfy bottoms awesome for anything, especially those cute harley ladies!

Frame: Iron Wood
Lens: VR28 BI Polarized

I'm not sure what Oakley was thinking - why would I pay $235 for sunglasses that have all the features and style of a Fives 3.0? At least put unobtainium on the earsocks and nose pieces! Sure, I look sexy (hard to avoid), but the headache and cherry red marks on my nose are hard to ignore - and I only wore them for 5 minutes in the store!

Frame: Iron Wood
Lens: VR28 Black Iridium Polarized

Found excellent deals on these during the holidays so took a chance, and at least looks-wise, these may be the most gorgeous sunglasses I've ever come across, at least with how they work for me. Damn I look good. :) And these things are a lot more comfortable than I expected, too. Love the hydrophobic lenses that I've but had on things like the Radar/Flak/Ti Square Wire/Nanowire prior. The standard price may be up there for something that's not for sports, but at least for me, these things are freakin' gorgeous. Love 'em. Don't know that they're for everyone (at least I hope not), but these would make for great beach glasses in particular. For some reason, they make me think of designs that would look good with a light baby blue iridium lens, too, though I don't think Oakley makes one. I'd love to get some customization options in the future, but current models are outstanding.

Frame: Black/Grey Marble
Lens: Black Iridium Polarized
Even with the case, I can't see these being a $235 pair of Oakley sunglasses. I think at around $150 I would have thought to buy these new. They're not overly light, but I don't think they're meant to be. I love the marble look of the inside, and the thicker classier frames are nice to have sometimes. I'm a big fan, in general, I just think they're overpriced as new.

Frame: Brown Tortoise
Lens: Tungsten Polarized

These are an incredibly classy and "rich" pair of glasses and seem to be totally under rated in my book. Where do I start?

They just may be the best fitting pair of Oakley's on me yet. I have a medium sized head, but a kinda wide nose, which makes most glasses sit a little high on me. These sit on my face like they were custom built for it, perfect. They wrap around my eyes really close, but my eye lashes don't touch, awesome. The lens coverage is incredible, for me only being topped by oil rigs, MD's and maybe spikes. So far, they are very comfortable, but time will tell for sure. Unobtanium on acetate just doesn't seem right in my book.

They are uber nice in the looks department. The finish is rich and very natural looking with a contrasting inner layer that looks very nice. The hinges are sweet with imprinted Oakley details on the inside that you can only see when the arms are shut. The overall styling cues may be very similar to Fives 3.0, but the application is totaly different. They are a bit bigger and way classier in every way. Trying to compare these to Fives 3.0 is like comparing a Pontiac G8 to a BMW 7 series. Similar looking, and the Pontiac is a great bang for the buck, but the Beemer is superior in pretty much every way.

Lenses don't get any better than these, top of Oakley's line, every option. They are polarized, iridium coated, hydrophobic coated, and have the anti reflective coating on the inside. These lenses are wonderful to look through for just about any occasion, great contrast, and much nicer to look at than plain bronze lenses.

I got a great deal on this pair, but I can actually see why Oakley put a $235 price tag on these. I look at it this way, these seem to be aimed at "designer" glasses that can cost way more and are total crap (at least optically). These have Oakley's top lenses just like the Nano's which are $300. The case is a nice touch too, and the cleaning cloth seems to be much better than the standard bags.

I need more time with them to be sure, but these just might be my new favorite pair for casual wear (so far, these are my 33rd pair of a growing collection).

Frame: Brown tortoise
Lens: bronze
This is my 11th pair of Oakleys, 9 of which are still in rotation. They look great but fit too close to my face. The top of my cheeks and my eyebrows touch the frames which takes a little while to get used to. Otherwise they are pretty awesome. Not sure they will replace my titanium spikes as my go to pair but they will definitely get some face time.

Frame: Black/Gray Marble
Lens: Black Iridium Non Polarized

I love these glasses! I worked at Sunglass Hut when they came out. Usually there was always some sort of hype for any new pair of Oakley's we got, but suddenly these just showed up without warning. We had no idea what they were and if they were for guys or girls, etc. Regardless, I loved them! We only had a total of two pairs. I sold them both real quick since I loved them so much, but then we never got another one in. I spent the next few years looking for a pair at all different Sunglass Huts and Oakley stores and never was able to find one. Just FINALLY found them on the Oakley Vault site and bought them. They're unpolarized for some reason, but I still love them!

That mid air helichopper Cross is amazing

That mid air helichopper Cross is amazing

Frame: Light Bronze
Lens: Black Persimmon Iridium
I bought this pair for my mom for Mother's Day, and she is very happy with them. The C5 alloy frame holds up against a lot of abuse, and the high light transmission lenses are good for most driving conditions. Sun-in-your-eyes light may prove to be too much for the lens, but all other light short of nighttime, should be pleasantly viewable with the Teaspoons. This should go for the rest of the color combos, since they all have light lenses. It should also be mentioned that they are for women only, in case you were curious about them and happen to be of the male persuasion.

Frame: Lavender
Lens: Violet
Lens are not dark enough for sunny day. Very cool and great fit on my smallish face.

Frame: Light Bronze
Lens: Black Persimmon Iridium
This pair of glasses is way too small. I just got them to add to the collection. I would not recommend this pair. I don’t like the way they look nor the way they fit MY face. They are way to small the name does them well “teaspoon” and I think a lot of people will agree w/ me after they see Dann’s picture oh I’m sorry I ment to put Danniella’s picture.

Portal/ General/ Guys + Teaspoons = ???

Frame: Silver
Lens: Emerald Slate

Very small but sophisticated little shades. They are comfortable and light never any weight troubles. The Silver with Emerald Slate looks very classy. The Emerald slate lens was made famous by Ichiro Suzuki a male baseball legend, of course he wore this lens shade in his Juliets. It's great to see it appear in these teaspoons! Damn it Oakley say these are for women but I think guys can get away with wearing it (but only the right colour combos though!), well I do myself and I don't get any funny looks. The frame by default has a slight upward slant which looks femine to a degree so all I did was carefully force the frame structure downward until the lenses looked more A Wire shaped, and they look suitable for men now. But of course if you are a guy only get these 3 colour combos : Silver/Emerald Slate or Silver/Black Irdium or lastly just Pewter/ Black Irdium.

As seen by the two versions, Oakley started releasing models with the generic Yellow box before finalizing the final artwork. Here the teaspoon has a nice blue box that compliments the female audience its designed for.

Ooooooh yeah. The rim-lit picture of the bald dude wearing the Full Metal Eye Jackets will be with me forever. That's the first image of Oakley that I ever saw. I was hooked. I bided my time, and saved up my seventh-grade allowance until I could finally afford a pair of my own. I ended up with the Cobalt/+Red version, which I loved to death, and wore into the ground. Ten years later, that ad still looks cool.

So artistically done, just as pretty much everything, especially from this time period, Oakley does is. I agree with Airborne, the image with the Eye Jackets is one of the coolest images Oakley has ever done. Inside HQ they have individual plaques of these lining some of the hallways and in the museum. I wish I had held onto the few of these that I had from back in the day.

Color: Grey with Black toe/heel/ankle and white icon logo.

Again on originals. I bought a pair of Tech socks a few years back to use when I run and Bike. Thinner than a normal crew sock with a more spandex like fit. Easier to allow your foot to breathe. Excellent for what I use them for but not for every day use.

Color: White

Like Kingphilbert I have the older, one tone style with icon O on the top of the sock. Bought mine in 02

I don't wear these often as they're short and I've got my S.I. boots on all the time, but they're great socks and allow your foot to breathe, making them very cool in the summer.

color ; both colors
fit ; excellent
shape ; like it should be , with the heel perfect in the X-ing
looks ; only one word ; WOW

These socks are so good they make my shoes feel better

Color: grey/black

Have 3-4 pair of these and love'em.

I absolutely love these socks, I just wish I could find more now. They are crazy comfortable though.

my MTB sock , because of the elastic band in the middle of the sock , it always stays in place. nice color combo

Great socks. Good for sports and daily use.

good socks for running/paintball, very well ventelated. The best as far as socks go. unless they have air conditioned socks....that would be so cool. literally!

I got a pair of these at a Vault a while ago. These are basically cycling socks, and they fit very nicely. Super thin and nicely breathable. I love the skatter skull logo.

I'm glad Oakley spent the extra money to pack their socks in these things. Its a nice little Oakley touch.

I admit it, I've kept the sleeve that the socks came in. In fact I've left one in since I want at least one pair to stay nice.

Color: Black and Yellow

I have two pairs of Teeth, my first, the Grey/Black looked so cool and fitted really well, despite my narrow feet. I gave them a really tough time over two years and they held out strongly until the inside foam started falling out. Then I got onto my dealer for a black and yellow pair, and he managed to get me one of the last pairs in the UK. They look sooooo cool. You'd be surprised how many people double take at them. All in all, a cool and comfortable shoe.

Color: Yellow and Grey
Got 2 pairs. Comfy and easy to get into. The sole is unique and is definitely Oakley.

Color: Concrete
Very comfy, nice lacing system on the slip ons, but i prefer the lace up teeth mid, therye much softer leather.

Black and Red

I have the Nail mid and since I am so happy with it in style and function, when it was time to retire the Nail I wanted to get something similiar. When Teeth was released I knew it was the next best thing. A sound and equal if not better shoe to take over for the Nail.

Just a GREAT shoe!!

Color: Black/Red

I love these, best footwear I've ever owned. Everyone comments on the looks, as they are great, and I've had them quite a while and they still look the same as when I bought them.

Color: Black/red combo
There are complaints that I have with this shoe after having owned them for a few days. Other than that, they have got to be the best walking/runnign shoes I've had. Ever.

First, I don't really like the red 'teeth' on the rubber. But that's merely a preference.

We're talking about a guy who prefers the X-Metal/Black Iridium color combo over all the rest for his X-Metals.

I DO like the fact that the entire bottom of the shoe is made of one piece rubber. That way, I'm not going to have that retarded problem I had with my old Sketchers: they used to squeak all the time when water go in them.

The other thing I don't like is this, and it has a little less to do with preference than the first complaint.

Today I was hiking in these things. It had just rained pretty heavily the night before and the trail had gotten pretty muddy. By the time I had gotten to the bottom of the hill, my soles and tread were completely filled with thick grainy mud--only the red 'teeth' were still visible.

Ironically, this never happend with my Sketchers boots.

I think the problem lies with Oakley's very agressive, very large surface area under it's industrial/assault footwear. Crap loves to hide in it. I had to wash it off in a creek before I walked into the house. So, while the tread is great in dry situations, beware---you might lose your traction in mildly wet to absolutely soaking dirt and mud.

I've got the laceless teeth, and have been very happy with them. The blue teeth that I have present a bit of a neoprene/wetsuit look to the shoe, which is nice to have something different. Great fit, very comfy.

Excelent shoes!! They have an unique and incredible looking! Are very confortable too. Althoug they are a bit heavy, they still get 5 stars. One of the best Oakley footwear

Color: Stealth
Very Nice.
soft leather that could mark easily, but hey, get another pair, theyre worth it!

Bought these 3 or so years ago as a pit shoe at the drag races. They're so comfortable I wear them every day! They hold up really well as I've had them and wore them a ton and they still look good, even after abuse such as oil spills and stuff at the track. The soles are starting to wear through in some places, but it's probably the most wear I've ever gotten out of a pair of shoes, and they're the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn. I like them so much that I picked up a spare pair last year for when I finally wear these out.

They're currently only available at the Rolling O store at NHRA events, or on Ebay if you can find them.

These run about a half size big. I normally wear a 13 but in the teeth low (and big teeth and the black/red teeth I also have) I wear a 12.5.

Now these has got to be the most comfortable shoes I have ever owned!I have never bought the same pair twice but these are the exception.. thats how much I like it.Very aggresive look yet comfortable.The icon lace holes are a nice touch too.

Got these to replace my old Adidas Rhyolite Mids for hiking and such. Unlike the ones in the website and pics, I got non-leather ones in an OD green tone. They're comfortable, so far they've showed they're tough and have good traction... And they don't get as hot as those Rhyolites. Great shoe.

THE TEETH IS AND WAS THE BEST SHOE OAKLEY HAS EVER MADE, IF YOU'RE READING THIS THERE PROBABLY DONE GONE, THEY ARE BEING REPLACED BY THE TEETH 2 IN MY OPINION THEY ARE NOT IN THE SAME BALL PARK AS THERE FATHER BIG TEETH AND TEETH. IF I COULD ASK OAKLEY TO BRING ONE THING BACK, WELL IT WOULD BE HARD BUT BIG TEETH WOULD BE IT ....

just bought a teeth 3 grey/blue here in brazil/Rio. These shoes are just the best ever made by oakley. Ultra confortable and durable.

I just bought two more pairs at the NHRA New Jersey races. They run around $140.00 but they'll give you a racer discount of 25% off. Better than nothing.

I loved this shoe. Looked amazing and I put these through the ringer. I got these at the end of its life cycle and regret not seeing them sooner. I would've bought multiple pairs.

Frame: Matte black
Lens: Warm gray
These are a good inexpensive Oakley model. They resemble the Scalpel, but the lens is slightly longer. Black metal icons are nice against the matte frame. I have a medium head and these are large, but the wrap is really good and give great coverage. These are good everyday shades and I am digging them.

Frame:Polished Black
Lens: OO Red Iridium Polarized

A great update to an Oakley classic with a nice touch of modern flare. If you like your sunglasses massive and don't want o drop a lot of coin this is the way to go. These bad boys feel bigger than the Monster Dog and Scalpel in both size and width. They are still lightweight and very comfy. Also available in some great color combos.

Frame: all
Lens: all

Try to picture a frame that cross-breeds the Scalpel and Unknown, keeps the aggressive nature of the Monster Dog, and utilizes the lens size of a Hijinx!
While it looks large, the arms wrap almost identical to a Monster Dog, so think of that in terms of fit.
Good addition to the line!

Frame: Matte Black
Lens: Warm Gray

After a long period of research, I finally bought the Ten because, well, basically these are the only Oakley's that fit my head. I have high bridge and a large cranium and these fit perfectly.

I only wish that they were in the custom program so that I could get the matte black with the polarized lenses, but I'll get them when they come out.

Great fit and great look for us big heads.

Frame: Polished Black
Lens: Ice Iridium

Just scooped up this pair Custom. Also got Team Blue Icons to accent the lenses, which looks great. The lenses are big and the frames provide solid coverage, very limited light leakage from the sides or below. Not that expensive either. I agree that these are like a Scalpel-Monster Dog hybrid.

Frame: Polished Black
Lens: Black Iridium Polarized
For my birthday, I wanted a pair of polarized Oakleys. I play a lot of Sand Volleyball, and wasn't sure if I wanted a pair of oakleys to play in or just have a back up pair. Maybe it's because I'm Asian but these fit a bit loose, so I won't be playing seriously in these. They do fit tighter when I wrap the arms around a baseball cap. Overall, they are a great pair for chill outdoor activities and style, but for playing I will grab a pair of half jackets.

Frame: Matte Black
Lens: Warm Grey
My first pair of Oakleys and for the money a really decent pair of shades.
Lens vision is spot on, clear yet cutting sunlight - brilliant.

Frame: Matte Black
Lens: Warm Grey
A nice and solid pair of inexpensive Oakleys. As others have commented, these are not small frames or lenses and the new styling retains some of the Oakley edginess of old. They are comfortable, lightweight and fit my face just great. The wrap is excellent and light leakage around the frame at the temples is virtually non-existent. The warm grey lenses are relatively basic for Oakley but, that said, they seem to do the job just fine so no complaints. The slightly utilitarian look of the matte black plastic finish works for me and what I wanted - which was a pair of "everyday" working Oakleys. The only downside is that the wrap is so effective that it can "seal" the frames against ny face so that moisture from my my eyes can mist up the inside of he lenses. (I could do with vented lenses...!)

I bought mine tax-free in an air-side outlet before boarding a flight because I realised I'd forgotten to pack my shades so bagged a pretty good price. I previously had Juliet in Carbon / Black Iridium (just awesome) but those got stolen a while back and I always intended to replace them but had never quite gotten around to it. The new Tens, to be fair, are not Juliets - but then they were never going to be and that wasn't what I was looking for.
Overall, very happy with these and they get a five, not for being the absolute best ever but for fully achieving what they are intended to be.

Frame: Dark grey
Lens: Black iridium polarized

Just got them,and they're really something.It's one of those pairs that make me forget the aversion I have for the recent fashion orientated oakleys,(g*ddamn you dispatch 2),and say that the original oakley is still alive and strong.What if the lenses are squared?Oakley used to release square lenses since the mid 90's with the square wires.There is such an amazing detail on this pair,both on the orbitals and the earstems,that make this such an artwork.Still I would like much less detail on the earstems,since the sculpture is not as succesful as on the unknown for example.Since I couldn't wear the unknown though,(too small for me),those were a great chance to own the dark grey finish.Not an fmj coating though,just a plain paint coating,it's coarse and shiny,very impressive.The fit is typical frogskin-ish,and unlike the older tens,this is one pair for medium to large heads.Although I enjoy them,I have to point out that oakley has messed things up a little,by releasing the X,which is supposed to be made for small to medium heads,and the new XX which is supposed to be for larger heads,vice versa.I don't know what made them to act so,but i still don't mind since I enjoy the outcome.It's so great that it made me forget the second thoughts I had about purchasing a signature pair,and I'm already considering buying even the ducati collection although I'm not a ducati fan.Once more,kudos to oakley again man!!!

Frame: Brown tortoise
Lens: gold iridium

Awesome frames, awesome lense.

It would be a 5 if they kept the gold colour scheme with the oakley "O" gold as well

Undoubtedly my favourite Oakley dealer ever, with one of the largest ranges in the UK. Extremely helpful and knowledgeable staff with many years experience in Oakley - nice to see an Oakley dealer in the UK staffed by hardcore Oakley fans such as ourselves, unlike many others. Ian and Duncan are always really helpful in helping you make decisions on a purchase and always offer great advice. Their range is also available online and they have an online outlet store for discontinued/end of line items at reduced price. In my opinion, there's no better OPD in the country. Check them out!

Online shop was very speedy and no problems whatsoever, even a little thankyou note inside delivery. :) Great stuff.

Can't speak highly enough of them.

I can't say enough in praise for this excellent oakley dealer ship it combines an extensive oakley range with invaluable advice, and a reliable, fast online service. The shop is well set out with the full oakley eyeware and clothing range on display. The staff (Ian and Duncan) are friendly and are always on hand to offer sound advice. When it comes to buying oakley, for me, no one else will do.

I've been buying online from these guys for ages now and have always recieved top notch very fast service. I can't find anywhere else online that has anything close to the stock levels of Ten-Eighty. They stock quite literally everything every Oakley product in every colour and size. Thumbs up =D

I initially spoke to Ian about about a custom pair of Oakley Juliets.I found him to be extremley helpful.He said I could order anytime has they are open 7 days of the week.I said I would go to a dealer and try a pair on then get back to him.I did try a pair on but found the Spike suited me more so I phoned back spoke to Duncan on Wednesday.He said he had a pair of Oakley Spike - Pewter - Black Iridium Polarized in stock for £157.50.I asked if he would price match against www.cyclestore.co.uk f123.50.He said he could not has he has them in stock ad his prices are reflected against the fact that he keeps stock and most places are cheaper because they order to demand and do not actually stock so other dealers can be cheaper has they do not have their money tied up in stock like does.He said his stock holding is about a £40000 investment.If I ordered with him I could have next day with free delivery.He was right cycle store did not have stock.I would have to wait a week with cycle store and that was the case with most others.I asked Duncan that if he could not price match would he throw in a free case he said he would sort something out so I placed my order with him on Wednesday and when I got home from work on Thursday their they were waiting for me!!He sold the Oakley Spikes to me for £157.50 and the Oakley Soft Vault case to me for £10.Total £167.50.So it cost me about with the case about £20 more.I am not bothered at all has I did not have to wait and the service I received from http://www.ten-eighty.co.uk Duncan and Ian was totally excellent.I would highly recommend these guys has they are totally customer orientated and customer focused.Duncan and Ian pride themselves on this and I must state that they do a fantastic job of it.You wont go wrong.Has for the Spikes,I could not resist to wear them all day at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on Sunday even though it was raining all day.At first they seem heavy and the arms a bit tight but I soon got use to them and after a while I even forgot I had them on.This is my first Oakleys and now I know why they are the best glasses one can buy.The lens quality is amazing.Even in low light they seem to give excellent clarity.I am just waiting for proper sunshine to test them out properly.Go on buy your Oakley gear from Ian and Duncan at http://www.ten-eighty.co.uk.You wont be dissapointed.

Frame: Lava
Lens: VR28

I liked the Fives and their was no XX yet so I tried this for a larger fit. I had actually bought it for the color combo : ( It was a very heavy inflexible frame. The ear stems where bulky and poked in hard and they had a problem with fogging up and my others never had.

I would love to see Lava again though, maybe on Monster Dog.

Frame:Lava
Lens:VR28

I totally agree with Phil.
I bought these for the colour combo. they are not very comfortable they have the same sort of look as the Twenty but more heavy and inflexible as Phil said.
bottom line is these glasses Look very cool but are not comfortable.
I hope oakley will bring back the 10W40 Frame in something else though.

Frame: several
Lens: black, gold

they were decent for the sportsman that knows he is going to scrach the crap out of them. cheaper but still oakleys

Frame: tortoise / fmj
Lens: gold / black iridium

very bulky looking but comfortable fit. larger than for example the straightjacket in feel.
i liked them

Frame: 10W40 / FMJ 5.56 / Black Gold
Lens: Black / Black Polarized / Gold Polarized

Comfort and fit are fine ... but they are really just very plain. Nothing all that spectacular to talk about style-wise. How did I ever get 3 pairs of this?!?!

Frame: Tortoise
Lens: gold
Bought for my youmgest son, In the Oakley vault portsmouth.
Once he tried them on I had to get them. Wrap around simple style, full eye protection, obviously O on a budget.
Cool as .... and love 'em

Frame: Black
Lens: Grey
These were a big hit when first released,so another classic design from Oakley
There was a huge range of colour options so you could either be conservative, or go for a more cool/funky combination that changed the look of the sunglass.
Lenses are Easily popped in/out so you could buy new lenses, or just customise to change you mood.
Quite a large design, to compensate for the slightly smaller version (FIVES) for smaller faces.

Frame: Lava
Lens: VR28
Another classic oakley. I got this one on ebay for $20. Cheap huh? I like the color combo, very unique. But the glasses themselves, are well, boring. It's very plain and not eye-catching. They are also bulky compared to my other oakleys. But, its a nice addition to my collection, considering this model isn't made anymore and are hard to come by. I also agree with kingphilbert. I would love to see this color combination again, most probably on the Scar model. That would be sweet.

Frame: Black
Lens: Grey

I once tried a mates pair of these, and was not particularly impressed. They don't have any cool, subtle styling, just look too simple and not particularly nice to wear.

Frame: All
Lens: All
Never really like these. They're just too boring. A cross between the Fives and the new Frogskins. May try to find the 10W40/polarized just to have a pair for the collection, but I doubt I'd ever wear them.

Frame: Black
Lens: Grey
Nice shades. Classic look. They've lasted forever.

Black;
This is a full zip cardigan sweater. So comfy but it does pill pretty easy & a section of seam separated a little but otherwise no complaints.

The Oakley Terraforma in the black frame with grey lenses looks absolutely awesome. The design is sleek and modern, and the grey lenses give great clarity with a clean, versatile look. Theyre comfortable to wear, feel really well made, and work perfectly for both everyday wear and outdoor activities.

They do have a fairly wide fit, so as someone with a smaller head, they can feel a little loose at times. That said, they still look great on and have a really stylish, premium feel. Overall, Im very happy with them and would definitely recommend.

Love the Terraformas! Own a couple of them now and theyre great for either casual wear or a nice dress pair for going out.

They are a very wide fit though as they created the pair to try accommodate to every face shape which does make them feel loose and easy to have them fall off your face if you do have a smaller head.

another frame colour that has a twin with a different name.
i have this on the frogskins and it is exacly the same as the gold x on the eye jackets. so why the name change.

Frame: Polished Black
Lens: Warm Grey

Cool shades for cool people. Go great with a black suit and tie. Only minus - Don't hang well when not on the eyes.

This is a so-so snowboarding DVD. I like the idea behind it, but I wasn't blown away like I had hoped. Some good shot and some funny stuff, but I have never watched it a second time.

Bong must be chilling ! he's a NewYorker, and it was VERY cold outthere in the movie ! A good view on the goggles, however the Smith's were more noticeable

i was watching this on DVD this afternoon and yeah... you can't not notice the Oakley Goggles. however like american image says Smith Goggles were more noticeable. as for being in New York, i guess if the next ice age comes along, i'll probably stay in the main library.

Frame: all
Lens: all

the fit is so similar to the Oakley Riddle... similar shape, similar, style, similar weight. Think of it as the Gascan and the Riddle having a baby.

Frame: Tortoise
Lens: Bronze

These are a pair of sunglasses that are different than the gascan.

A shield lens gives better peripheral vision. The hinges will not be as durable as the oakley ones.

I like the fact the oversized lens deflects wind from my sliding moonroof when I am cruising, but also gives me an uneasy feeling that Paris Hilton would like these...

K

Frame: all
Lens: all

pretty much the larger version of the Dean. If you like the large fitting glasses that sits on your cheeks and may possibly cover your eyebrows, then these are them.

very strong acting by Robert de Niro as a psycho fan , with Wesley Snipes wearing M frames , Also a big picture of those two on the cover

The best flask I've ever seen.

Frame: Polished black
Lens: Warm grey

Coolest fox racing shades ever.
Light, unique, and look better than the frogskins imo.
Got the electric blue pair as well (Both presale samples from ebay, pretty cheap).

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