🕶️ Mryok Turbine Oakley Replacement Lenses Review

Looks like the exact same Hkuco lenses which I returned immediately. Same thickness and colour/hue. The same faint blue finish that looks bright and glossy in photos. Not personally. I didn't even try to put them on to see if I could see my own eyes in the mirror like I did with Hkuco. But judging by their similarity, I'm pretty sure they're the same lenses with different brands. Having seen various 3rd party replacement parts I would be very surprised that 2 different manufacturers can be so…

I've had a lot of Myrok lenses for my Oakley M frames over the last two years. Different shapes like strike, reamer and heater and different colors. They always match the frame. Tensile strength is better than Oakley in my opinion. A few weeks ago I lost my M frame at the beach and my backup was an Oakley turbine rotor. I didn't like the pink tint it came with and now it's time to upgrade the lenses. Myrok lenses match the frame well and look great! I recommend them to people.

They seem to fit and look like quality lenses but I haven't installed them in my frames yet. Update 12/25/2018 - The lenses fit almost perfectly (after fitting they're perfect again) asks that they are a great replacement option that will get a pair of sunglasses back on the rotation.

I bought it for my Oakleys and in the picture it looks like it has a mirror effect but it doesn't. It's quite transparent, you can see my eyes well and it's not dark enough. In fact, these are just lenses with a pink tint.

Amazing Myrok lenses! Much more lenses than stated! Although sold as green lentils, they have the perfect combination of green-purple and blue hues. The lenses are amber on the inside. Perfect for getting on the water! Seen through the lenses from below or above, the result is more amber in color and this morning the water in the lake has become remarkably clear. These Myrok lenses knock Oakley Marine lenses out of the water. I've already had a few compliments and questions about the lake…

Pros: Price. Including cleaning cloth. Cons: package. I got a high rating. Great value compared to Oakley's $80 MSRP which is why I give it 3 stars. Well, well, that's another story. It's not ideal. They are slightly smaller than standard Oakley lenses. Once in, they barely hold on (they really hold on—barely), and minimal pressure will push them out again. This is especially noticeable when wiping the lens with a cloth. The slight pressure your fingers apply while brushing is enough to make…

When new, these lenses can't be beat for price, fit and finish. They just seem to wear out quickly. The coating on the lenses comes off too easily. I've bought a few of these and will most likely buy more just because I like my Oakleys, but I'm too cheap to pay Oakley prices for OEM lenses ($90 and up). My last Mryok lens didn't even last a week before the coating started peeling off. I don't expect them to be as good as OEM but should last more than a week. Photos today, July 17. The lenses…