🕶️ Premium Style: Oakley Men's OO9361 Crossrange Square Sunglasses - The Ultimate Eyewear Option Review

You only sent half of what was supposed to be in the box. Terrible unboxing experience. No extra nose pieces and NO extra sports temples!

The item delivered did not match the description. The description shows an Oakley Prizm golf glass. The delivered product has a "Prism for the road” sticker. They seem to be different lenses. This is important to me because I'm looking for the best green reading glasses.

I bought these sunglasses recently. At first I was skeptical and didn't know what to expect on the golf course. After putting them on for the first time I couldn't believe how bright my vision was with all the colors. It actually strengthens the greens. Basically I am very satisfied!

Looks like real Oakley glasses. I enjoyed wearing them and they are comfortable. I have a medium sized face and they weren't too big and I felt comfortable wearing a baseball cap. The wood pattern/color is appealing. I love it.

I originally received the item in error, Spec's did their best to fix it and they shipped a good product. I really appreciated the friendly and quick replies and in the end everything was done right (hence the 5 stars). Would buy from them again.

Very good for cross-country and forest driving. They are excellent at distinguishing between stone roots and gravel. A bit obscure at times, but it works 90% of the time. Excellent coverage too, they're big but I like that the bezels aren't visible in my field of view. Fogging wasn't a big problem at all, which is unique considering how much I sweat and generate heat while cycling.

Recent cataract surgery has brought the world to new heights of brightness and vision. My old Oakley golf sunglasses had prism lenses that let in too much light. These cross-range golf sunglasses featured dark Prism lenses from Oakley, which were the perfect solution for seeing in the bright world of cataract-corrected eyes!

I really wanted to like them but unfortunately this is the last straw at Oakley. About 8-10 years ago I had several pairs. The quality of Oakley eyewear today is ridiculous compared to the past. These cruciform goggles were made of cheap, brittle plastic. The Bose Bridge was hilly and strange. I really couldn't believe how light and fragile they were. I've ordered dozens of shades over the past few months and have had fake/random shades from China brands that seemed to last longer than…