🕶️ Lead Oakley Crosshair Prizm Polarized Sunglasses Review

These sunglasses filter out haze and bright sunlight while driving. The result will be greater clarity of your surroundings and the road. Your eyes will thank you because you're less likely to squint. The style speaks for itself. A downside might be the slight pressure the earcup exerts behind the ears, but this should ease on its own once you put it on.

Very disappointed with these glasses. They look very nice, but they just seem very cheap. Every time I clean the lenses they make a squeaky noise and if I press the lenses too hard they pop out. The nose pad is very uncomfortable and needs constant correction. $200 out the window. I don't think I will buy Oakley products again. I bought my last pair of Oakley shoes less than a year ago and had a tear in my left temple.

I like the look and the clarity. You can see the difference between these glasses and some other sunglasses that are cheaper in price. The only negative is that after a few hours they start building up in my head. I think I bought a size too small and it was starting to hurt my ears. I'm hesitant to try to bend them a bit to wear them comfortably for fear of breaking them. Any ideas?

These glasses are lightweight and very comfortable. I have a pewter frame with polarized lenses and they are fantastic. The optics are very clear and they do very well in full sun. I would highly recommend them if you are looking for good affordable aviator style goggles.