Review on 😎 Ultimate Performance: OO9174 Carbon Rectangular Polarized Sunglasses by Michael Cooper

I recently had laser eye surgery and finally (at 35) I can wear regular sunglasses instead of prescription glasses. When it comes to prescription eyewear, I was used to high-end, ultra-lightweight frames (like the Silhouette) and was surprised at how heavy regular sunglasses can be. They are extremely light, very comfortable (with fully adjustable nose pads) and offer excellent coverage. You also look very good. Two notes: I'm sure many Oakley fans already know this, but in the end I learned that some Oakley lens colors offer neutral light transmission (no color change), while others warm the light (make it more yellowish). . Visit Oakley's website or Youtube to see what different lenses look like on the inside before deciding on a pair. Warming lenses are great for general use but get in the way of things like photography. As a result, I got two pairs - Titan (for warm colors) and Ice (for neutral colors). anti-glare coatings. I guess that's because they're very reflective and I got used to them pretty quickly, but it's something to consider.