🕶️ Tintart Performance Polarized Etched Sky Lenses Review

So the situation was disappointing. I actually bought some of these about a year ago and they've been great. So when they needed a replacement, I actually went through my old orders and looked for them. When I ordered this new pair, the lenses were very poorly made (the plastic was slightly curled) to the point where it distorted my vision. That's not an exaggeration at all. I returned them and went with another brand that worked very well but wow. Not sure if it was just a coincidence or not…

I have had Oakley Gascans for about 5 years now. After a few years, the original lenses were pretty worn out. The many scratches made it difficult to see anything, so I ended up looking for a new set of lenses. I stumbled across these and after reading a lot of positive reviews I decided I would give them a try due to the low price. I chose a close substitute for polarized black. They appeared a few days later and fitted my shots perfectly. I would even say I was amazed at how well they fit…

My Gascan sunglasses are at least 10 years old and the Oakley protective coating is peeling off and looks awful. I've been thinking about changing lenses for a few years. Check the Oakey website from time to time where replacement lenses are $$ and $$ more for polarized versions. So I never pulled the trigger. It never occurred to me that non-OEM lenses would be available for mounts until I stumbled upon them at Revain. Of course there is. Relatively inexpensive and polarized. The hardest part…

Amazing product, everything described in these lenses is correct. I've had Oakley Gascan frames for over 9 years and have taken them everywhere from utility to everyday use and when the original lenses were completely scratched I was a little hesitant to buy these lenses (it seemed like a good thing to be true). , but I'm glad I was wrong, I bought the blue lenses and they are perfectly polarized, I've dropped them on the lenses a few times already and still no scratches, completely neutralizes

One of our puppies grabbed my Oakleys (Gascan model) and chewed on the lenses which annoyed me as I had used other lenses in the past which should be them "Polarized" but the end result is cheaper and better quality. They are actually polarized and match the frames really well. I love them so much I got some extra colors for my frames!

Absolute garbage. It's like looking through a tinted bottle of polarized water. The lenses are not pretty to look at. And I had to ask others to try on my glasses to make sure I wasn't going crazy. If you want an optically induced migraine. Buy them otherwise I would recommend more expensive versions.

The coating starts to wear off after only 30 days, I don't clean it much, I use the included Oakley cloth about once a week. In terms of polarization, they don't compare to the original lens, but I kind of expected that. They are not as holographic as they appear in the picture, you can see your eyes through the lenses when wearing them. The lenses have a brownish tint when viewed through them, rather than grey. They scratch incredibly easily. Don't bother, I've had better luck with Wish lenses

Lenses are easy to change. I wanted to try these fiery red lenses and compare them to my existing OEM Oakley Blue Ice polarized lenses in Gascan frames. They appear to be of good quality, fit snugly and have great optical clarity. Polarization is effective. I would have preferred them to be a bit darker overall for use here in South Florida and not a pronounced green cast, but overall I'm happy with them. Those two issues aside, they compare well to Oakley OEM lenses. The price is definitely a…