Oakley Men's M2 Asian Fit XL Shield Sunglasses

Exactly what I wanted! These wrap around, fit well, and protect my eyes from the sun and debris, so they’re great for cycling. These days, with heat and drought in central Texas, they’re necessary, just for sun and dust, almost always in the air.I even wear them for dental work, as they’re better than the pair the dentist uses, to protect my eyes while there’s flying spray or whatever, during teeth cleaning, etc. I had a similar pair which I used four years in a row for RAGBRAI, cycling 70– 100 miles a day. This is the best fit for my face, and they’re flattering, too. I’m a 5’3” woman, so they’re not just for men. Well worth the price. Locally, the optometrist wanted significantly more for a similar pair—same style; maybe extra treatment of some sort. But more than I wanted to pay!I love the fit, they’re lightweight and do a great job screening out sunlight and dust. I’m 5’3” and wear size 7 1/2 hat.

They were wonderful. My boyfriend loves them!

Oakley quality nothing else to say

Got these for post cataract surgery for parents and they did not disappoint. Not only do they keep the glare out but also keep the wind out. Great for cold windy days too.

Like always Oakley didn’t disappoint my last pair where indestructible until my german shepherd chewed them down while i was gone. But i bought another pair for deployment and they are literally indestructible the lenses have caught shrapnel, been underwater, the frame has been bent and squished in my bag under all my gear and nothing but a little bit of sand and a little scratch. They also fit like a glove on my face especially when firing they don't get in my way when im pressing my cheek on the buttstock and they dont even move when im sprinting, jumping, diving ect. i forget im even wearing the most of the time. I would highly recommend to anyone who needs glasses for outdoor activities.

When I bought Oakleys in the past they always came with a hard case. This time they came with a soft pouch. For almost $200 you would think they could give you a hard case. They glasses themselves were excellent and as advertised.

Package came in on time - new M Frame with lenses look sweet and feel great! Really happy with purchase and price. For jobsite safety, comfortability, reliability, and style on the jobsite - it is the best purchase for all of our crews on our teams, which add value to each member and in turns boosts productivity because of the quality the lenses bring to assist with their vision and safety.

The item arrived in great shape. The description was correct, and the item was packed in a sock.

Very good knockoff pair. The real Oakley have made in USA on the ear these do not. Also ear pieces on Real Oakleys co.e apart and snap back on. These have a little piece Inside that connects.

Im in the market for new glasses. My expensive Under Armours that I bought started falling apart soon after I bought them (cheap china junk).The 2 issues these sunglasses have in common with the Under Armours I previously owned....they are expensive and cheaply made.I never owned a pair of Oakley glasses myself, but my dad used to always have a pair back in the 90s and they felt solid. I tried on 5 different pairs of current day Oakleys and they all have felt very flimsy, plastic junk. And funny enough, they are even more expensive then they used to be! I have noticed there are pairs of Oakleys that have 'Made in America' stamped on the glasses themselves. So I am assuming any pairs that are not boasting that information, its likely they are Chinese made parts that are assembled in America.Although these look nice and are comfortable, this is clearly a case of you paying $30ish for the actual glasses and $140ish for the Oakley symbol on them. These honestly do not feel substantially different than $10 no name Walmart glasses. I dont mind spending the extra money on glasses, if I know they are going to last.A few other mentions:1) These do not come with a hard case. They come in a soft draw string bad. For the price tag, you would think they would include a case, especially considering the delicate open lens design. I would expect the life expectancy to drop even more if you are not storing these in a hard case.2) The nose guard is comfortable, but obnoxiously huge. Its actually a distraction when wearing.3) When running with these glasses on, if they are not on your face in a secure position (which is slightly different that normal position) they will bounce up and down on your nose. this probably depends on the persons face structure, but if you have the same issue you can reposition them until they stop bouncing.All that being said, I still do like the M2 model out of all the other Oakleys I tried on. I just dont like them enough to spend $140 - $180. I 'might' buy them if they were closer to the $100 mark. But I would still feel like Im gambling if the glasses are going to last long enough to justify the cost.