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Oakley Tinfoil Carbon Sunglasses

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Oakley Tinfoil Carbon Sunglasses

Name: Oakley Tinfoil Carbon Sunglasses
Brand: Oakley
SKU: oakley-tinfoil-carbon-sunglasses
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)

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Renowned for its large collection of tough and comfortable eyewear, Oakley now brings us the Tinfoil Carbon sunglasses. With a stainless steel frame and carbon fiber stems, these sunglasses are both durable and lightweight, like the name implies Read More

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Dec 2, 2018

My dog ate them. Till then they were my favourite pair of bins.

Rogerb3

Feb 11, 2023

And1Same.

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MightyRude

May 24, 2017

My label box sticker says w/Emrldlrdplr This means I got the polarized one Scanning the barcode can help you determine if you got the polarized or non polarized version

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zaphrodbox

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Apr 13, 2017

Just received mine from most recent drop of non-polarized red tinfoil carbon, but I received the polarized emerald lenses instead. They feel cheap either way and like junk compare to my oakley conductor 8 glasses and the lenses are nowhere near as sharp. No made in china stamp but the fit and finish is terrible... Also NO WARRANTY if purchased from MASSDROP.

Aokman

Mar 26, 2017

Just got mine with the purple lenses... fantastic! Ditch the made in china text but a lovely addition to my xmetal juliets. Can we get a drop for Tincan in orange?

intrcul

Mar 21, 2017

Just got mine from the last drop. Case was dented but probably shipped from Oakley to Massdrop that way. Hopefully Massdrop makes it right. "Made in China" is stamped on the ear stem but the fit and finish actually looks pretty good. These have a normal dark gray tint when looking through them and the normal Oakley iridium "mirror" look. Lens color varies on red so each will be a little different. These are NOT big head approved. I have a medium to large head (7.5?) and they're snug. There's no stress relief or spring hinges so a big head would be tight and eventually stretch the frames out. There's no "OAKLEY" engraving at the bottom of either lens. They used to do this to cut down on counterfeiting but maybe they stopped. FYI - polarized lenses also make viewing anything with an electronic display look a lot dimmer. Car radios, phones, laptops, and cars with heads-up displays suffer. Polarization is great for when you don't want reflections, like sports and boating.

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Komekome

Mar 20, 2017

I'm very disappointed with the price hike from just a couple of weeks ago. Is there any explanation for that? As I requested this re-drop I would have been in if they were at the same price as before.
Also, I'm a bit mystified as to why the pics are different? Or is it that the pics are correct and the description is wrong?

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Rogersd902

Mar 17, 2017

IMPORTANT! Ok, Ive noticed this a couple of times on Massdrop. The MSRP of these sunglasses is not $290. the MSRP of the POLARIZED version of these sunglasses is $290. THESE sunglasses, the NON-POLARIZED model MSRP's for $190, so yes, you are saving money...might even be a good deal, but it isnt as advertised, and not a screaming deal. Ive noticed this with a few items...the site claims the base price...but when I compare it to the retailer site...it is advertised there as a regular lower price. This site seems to take some creative license on suggested savings.
That being said...regarding these sunglasses here. I own the Polorized version of these and I absolutely love them. I own a few Oakleys, Ray Bans and VZ sunglasses. These are my favorite all around sunglasses I own. If you dont care about polarized or not....worth a buy in my book.

Aokman

Mar 28, 2017

Rogersd902Iridium is excellent compared to polarized. No glare without viewing issues on LCDs and tint etc

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Adelscott

Mar 17, 2017

Non polarized sunglasses is a big NO GO

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lshriver

152

Mar 23, 2017

AdelscottI wear rx sunglasses (from Oakley, non polarized) when motorcycle riding because with polarized you can't see reflection from puddles in the road, makes it dangerous because if you hit a patch of water mid turn you could have a wreck. I like knowing where the water is, even though it would be nice to have other times. Just depends on usage.
edit reason: spelling errors

Adelscott

Mar 23, 2017

lshriverThanks for the feedback, I didn't know. «Depends on usage» is the right conclusion , I will be less categorical in the future !

lahoof

Mar 17, 2017

Does anyone know if this item can be shipped to the UK.?

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Komekome

Mar 17, 2017

Aren't these the same Oakleys that dropped a couple of weeks ago? And, if so, weren't they about $109 last time?

DimaL

Mar 18, 2017

KomekomePictures are different, but description and specs looks like copy/paste. And yes, those were $109.99 - I just received them yesterday. Both are described as red iridium. And while the ones I got do have red tint to them and look exactly as pictured, I don't see any red on these. It appears description is incorrect here.

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