🏛️ Temple Replacement for Oakley OX3024 by NicelyFit Review

Fast shipping. Perfect for Oakley Lizard. You have to grease something and turn it by applying pressure. Very happy with this purchase.

I have tried over and over again to fit these ear tips to my Oakley glasses with no success. I took them to my optometrist and they used some fancy tools to put them on properly. Not the best product.

I have an Oakley Tumbleweed 0.5 and was looking for a replacement because the earmuffs that came with the kit came off easily and I lost one. I bid on them and although it took about an hour to put them on, they don't come off and look the same.

I read the reviews and saw that some had problems with the headphones being too tight while others had no problems. I had one of each. One went without any problems at all and the other was so tight that it tore. The nose pieces went in with no problems and are a great replacement. The earbud that came with it was a great replacement too. If they could fix the quality control issues that would be great.

The earbud on my Oakley Lizard was worn out. I bought this to replace an old earbud. I had no problem setting this up using hand soap to lubricate the area. I would use some paper towels to grab the frame and sock to keep it from slipping off during installation. Just grab it with your fingers and slowly insert the earpiece. This took about five minutes. Just be careful not to bend or damage the frame during installation.

The soapy water method didn't work! It was impossible! Then I read other people's reviews here where they used a hand cream that worked in 2 minutes! It was so easy, you just snap it onto the end of the earcup. Put that thing on, it moves pretty easily, use tissue paper to hold it up so it doesn't slip. Then when it's at the end, apply hand cream to half of your hand, keep pushing it down, twist it if it's stuck. It's easy to push and you're done in about 2 minutes, which is about the time it…

Be sure to read the reviews of how others have installed theirs; I struggled with mine and figured it out myself, but it took a while. (Then I read the other reviews and could have saved me about an hour just doing my research.) My nose was broken so getting the tiny piece out was a hassle. I ended up digging it up with a dental tool. As for the sock, I tried working on one of these but it was too tight and got stuck after about a quarter of an inch. Then I remembered when I had to put on other