Ask any sports person to name one brand of sunglasses and they're sure to say "Oakley". Go into specific models and they'll most likely say, the Oakley Radar. The latest and most hip model now may be the Jawbone, but the Radar is still a classic.
Spots on the lensThe only time I've ever had problems like this was when I bought swimming goggles with polarising filters. Those were cheap $30 googles. But its such a disappointment for a pair of $300 sunglasses.
Polarised lenses are supposed to really aid in cutting the glare from sunlight reflecting off the water while doing sea sports, but after this experience, I will not buy a polarised Oakley for such a purpose.
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I thought Oakley Sunglasses come with a hydrophobic coating that resists water, skin oils, and dirt. Hmmmmm....
I thought so too but this cant be a fake because it was sponsored by Oakley.
same thing happen to my Oakley Minute years back...used it on dive trips (not underwater but journey on the sea etc).....took it down to Oakley but can't claim warranty as they claimed contact with sea water etc...crapz!
Would be quite interesting to see someone wear Oakleys underwater!
Its ridiculous that the warranty doesnt cover exposure to seawater. Polarized lenses are supposed to cut glare reflecting off water!
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