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Oakley Batwolf Sunglasses
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Oakley Batwolf Sunglasses
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If you’re looking for a pair of sunglasses that gets the job done, the Oakley Batwolf is a clear choice. The transparent O Matter frame is lightweight and stress resistant, and wraps around medium to large faces for a secure, comfortable fit Read More
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Jul 21, 2019
Oakley designers come up with some weird stuff. In most cases, the design isn't aesthetically appealing, but it's intriguing due to material used or function.
The Batwolf (or Eagle Snake, which I like better) doesn't meet either criteria. These things are heinous. It should come with Monster Energy Drink stickers and a flatbill hat.
Dr_Rodney_McKay
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Jul 19, 2019
TragiqueS***Ton makes the same impression on me. What about that substance inherently suggests a large amount or mass? They're just two unrelated words, shoved together for no reason whatsoever.
mhmalcolm
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Jul 18, 2019
Shame that a decent sunglasses brand was brought under the monopolistic pressures of luxottica, won't be buying anything from luxottica or it's many subsidiaries(which now include Oakley) when I have a choice.
mhmalcolm
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Jul 19, 2019
https://www.forbes.com/sites/anaswanson/2014/09/10/meet-the-four-eyed-eight-tentacled-monopoly-that-is-making-your-glasses-so-expensive/#63f2ff96b66b
https://www.latimes.com/business/lazarus/la-fi-lazarus-glasses-lenscrafters-luxottica-monopoly-20190305-story.html Luxottica controls 80% of the eyewear market. They used this control to crash the shareprices of Oakley then aquire them. Regardless of where you stand in regard to monopolies, that treatment of another brand is exploitative. They now leverage their control to keep prices high on what would be inexpensive items. More details in the articles linked.
https://www.latimes.com/business/lazarus/la-fi-lazarus-glasses-lenscrafters-luxottica-monopoly-20190305-story.html Luxottica controls 80% of the eyewear market. They used this control to crash the shareprices of Oakley then aquire them. Regardless of where you stand in regard to monopolies, that treatment of another brand is exploitative. They now leverage their control to keep prices high on what would be inexpensive items. More details in the articles linked.
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