Review on LenzReborn Polarized Replacement Holbrook Sunglass Men's Accessories in Sunglasses & Eyewear Accessories by Jared Peck

They are easy to install and go well with my regular 9102 Holbrooks. Lens curvature is great but thinner than OEM lenses. However, I have yet to see any aftermarket lenses that are the same thickness as OEM lenses, even at a higher price point. Even though they're thinner, they're still secure enough that I don't have to worry about them falling out once snapped into place. They're polarized, but the word "polarized" isn't engraved on the lens if that's important to you. The view is clear without distortion. LenzReborn's Fire Red is actually more of a replacement for Oakley's Ruby Iridium than Fire Iridium, both for look and feel. Oakley's FIre Iridium color has an amber undertone and increases contrast when viewed - the look is also orange-yellowish in the center with red ruby on the outside, orange and not yellow at all. LenzReborn Fire Red has a bluish-grey tint. through, similar to OEM Ruby Iridium, but definitely not as blue. The reflective coating is slightly lighter (on par with Ruby Iridium) and not as dark as Fire Iridium. In most cases other people should not be able to see your eyes, but in direct sunlight they can see your eyes. This is not Oakley OEM quality, but it would be unfair to expect it at this price point. Can't comment on durability yet, but overall it's a good lens for the price ($15), comparable to other aftermarket lenses that cost twice as much.