🧥 Enhance Style and Functionality with Oakley Unisex Aoo9009Kt Jacket Accessory Review

I needed new ear and nose plugs for my original skylight. The nose pieces are at the perfect height, but the smaller opening of the ear cups is too small to fit and even with the needle nose I couldn't fit them. If you just need to replace the nose pieces, this is perfect.

Hardest thing I've done in two months is try to put it on my glass! I tried soap and water even wd-40 to try putting it on my glasses, I was afraid I would break my glass which I threw away. looks like the originals would probably look good on my glasses. But you have to be a master to put them on. If anyone knows how to install that I haven't tried please share. I would buy them again if they fit

I have my third set of these Oakley prescription rubber eyeglass cases. I live in Florida and bask in the sun a lot. The problem is that the rubber is degrading faster than expected and feels very sticky, which means it's time to replace it. However, I'm grateful that Oakley continues to supply them for older frames like mine.

I got these as an inexpensive way to change the look of my body armor. These are original Oakley headphones. They have the word "Flak" on the left earcup and "CE" on the right earcup, just like my original ones. It worked like clockwork thanks to another reviewer who suggested lubricating the parts with dish soap! Without dish soap, changing earbuds would be a nightmare!

I bought my Oakley vest 9 years ago. I used them for cycling so they withstood wind, rain, sun, heat and lots of sweat. The coating on the lenses started peeling off. I thought they had served me well and started looking for a new pair. But there are too many options to look at and a range of prices, and while some of them came close to my original pair, none of them were accurate. After several days of searching I found this recovery kit. The frame itself was in great shape, but the rubber was

Looks great and fits great. Here are a few installation tips that helped me. I put my glasses out in the sun to warm them up and allow the available rubber earcups and nosepieces to be more flexible. I was able to take them off without removing my hands. Then I wiped the glasses with alcohol. I also used rubbing alcohol to lubricate the plumbing areas, I also applied rubbing alcohol to the new rubber components for extra lubrication and then applied it quickly until the alcohol evaporated. The…

A little concerned that everything might come loose to allow them to be taken on and off the frame but they held up well while being rotated and pulled into place. They fit well and fit better than my old originals which were on glasses. You can drain some water mixed with dishwashing liquid to take off the old ones and put on the new ones as they have been stubbornly trying to put them on. They held up well, but trying to put them on without wetting them first can stretch and tear them. Any…

Replacing old rubber parts kept my Oakley glasses looking like new. Gone are the sticky, worn out old rubber parts. Attaching the fronts to the arms was a little tricky. To remove the arms you must rotate them into a folded position and then rotate them out by squeezing the hinge area of the arm. They are held in place by a ball joint retention system. This damaged one of the pins and connectors a bit, but everything is fine. Attaching new parts to your hands requires patience, pushes and…