Oakley Men's Flak Beta 9363 Sunglasses

This is a "backup" purchase for me. I have had these Flak Betas for a long time, and been on the shelf due to scratched lenses. I happened across some cheaper non-Oakley replacements, and sure enough, they were excellent. I saw these 'replacement' glasses up here for a really reasonable price, and so I thought I'd grab a pair since I now have a 5 pack of other lenses. Made sense.When I received these, the box was unsurprisingly smashed. Inside were the glasses, and they appeared unharmed. They were in an Oakley bag, and had the left arm in a plastic sleeve.I read on here that a few people were saying "counterfeit" and "cheap". Now I get it. The glasses I bought some time ago have a different plastic composite. The originals feel smooth to the touch, and are a bit glossy. You'll see in the picture that the older version are reflective of light, and the new ones are matted. The plastic composition feels the same mass, same flexibility, and same shape. However the new, matte pair "feel cheap" in the sense that many "cheap" sunglasses I've purchased have felt like this plastic.I can't answer whether *all* Flak Betas now feel this way, but the pair here have that difference. Maybe it's the one version to have as an "entry level" Oakley? I don't know, but I still feel like I got what I paid for (and no more) given how much less this particular pair are.Also, if you lightly rub a fingernail on the arm of the old pair, it's quiet. On the new pair, it's noticeably audible. I don't know my plastics well, but if you've tried various levels of glasses, this will make sense.