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Oakley Crossrange R Prizm Low-Bridge-Fit Sunglasses

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Oakley Crossrange R Prizm Low-Bridge-Fit Sunglasses

Name: Oakley Crossrange R Prizm Low-Bridge-Fit Sunglasses
Brand: Oakley
SKU: oakley-crossrange-xl-sunglasses
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 2.75 (4 reviews)

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With a sleek design and useful features, The Oakley Crossrange R Prizm low-bridge fit sunglasses will help keep you looking forward. They feature interchangeable temple arms and nose pads so you can adapt their style and performance as your activities change Read More

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May 23, 2018

Well... mine came. Too bad i didn't get what i ordered. Was supposed to get the shallow water polarized which were supposed to have BLACK frames. Mine are most definitely not black, but are a horrible mottled brown colour. EWWW!! The box says they are "rootbeer".
Guess we'll have to see what massdrop has to say about returning them.

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chewy06

Jul 3, 2018

Mine came with two sets of arms, matte brown and shiny brown. Only one frame, in brown. Not an issue at the end of the day. Massdrop took care of me, and, has made me a happy customer.

Veckincile

Jul 3, 2018

chewy06Honestly glad to hear.

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serif

251

Apr 30, 2018

Argh. When I got mine out today, I noticed the pin that holds the right temple socket was missing, and the entire socket/temple arm came off! I'm surprised it fell out. Has anyone here had this issue with theirs?

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serif

251

Jul 15, 2018

OMG. Sorry to hear that but somewhat relieved I wasn't the only one. I'm still flabbergasted at how it could have happened.
I thought I was worse off having zero warranty support but sucks to hear what they offered you. I can't see why it would be so hard for them to make replacement screws available. I've stopped buying Oakley shades because of this.
Nope, I haven't found anything that fits. Had hoped to find some aftermarket screws on eBay, but no luck yet. Latest brain fart was to try to find cheap knock-offs and see if the screws from those fit!!

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Ndub

Jul 15, 2018

serifOne solution i found out possibly, get a 1/32 drill bit n use the round end n it might fit in there, make the mark for depth then cut it off n use that n put a lil super glue on top?

Radk

Apr 12, 2018

This od a original Oakley?

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ususabususfructus

Apr 11, 2018

i'd love the normal version of these, the XL will probably be too large for me

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serif

251

Apr 13, 2018

ususabususfructusIf you have tried holbrooks, as a point of reference, these are fairly close in size

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rhenom

528

Mar 14, 2018

I've had these for a while now and they are my new daily driver sunglasses for general use.

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Journeyman10

Feb 13, 2018

Do these come with a carry bag or hard case?

rhenom

528

Mar 14, 2018

Journeyman10They come with a cloth bag only.

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m0arpheus

433

Nov 10, 2017

Hasn't anyone here since all those exposes and documentaries exposing how all these prices and marketing tactics employed by the sunglasses industry a giant sham? I believe Oakley's lens and frames are made by that same Italian mega-manufacturer that basically monopolizes the markets and skews pricing. Screw Oakley and screw paying this much on a piece of scratchable plastic.

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DoubleDee

Apr 13, 2018

m0arpheusDon't confuse high fashion designer sunglasses with oakleys. The same parent company does not mean identical manufacturing processes. You won't be paying all that much less than this for impact rated shatterproof lenses with a good fit and lens quality, if you can't take care of a pair of sunglasses definitely stick with the disposable $20 pairs. I use those when the odds they'll get wrecked or lost are high but wearing them all day is noticeably less comfortable, and if you wear the cheapo ones much and manage to not lose them you'll find that they fall apart quick enough that they're actually not that cost effective. I would agree that the sticker/retail price is exorbitant but this is less than half that. Store display models on eBay are also not a bad deal.

m0arpheus

433

Sep 26, 2018

Na....I wish tho! Then I'd probably think these were a good deal and buy em to look cool as fuck!

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VinceTheStampede624

150

Oct 16, 2017

Just received mine and the guide mentions shields you can mount on the sides where the hinges are but they weren't in the box. Were they not supposed to be included?

Oh.Leever

Oct 27, 2017

VinceTheStampede624I didn't get any shields. What shields? Wait, there's a guide for sunglasses? I didn't notice, but definitely no shields.

VinceTheStampede624

150

Oct 27, 2017

Oh.LeeverYep there was definitely a guide, which isn't too farfetched, as each company has their own slightly different method for swapping out the arms/nosepads/lenses.