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The nose pieces are replaceable, but where do you get the replacements? I haven’t seen any nose pieces for the det cord on any website.
Do they still come with the antifog coating when you get them in prescription?
Great review! Do you have any recommendations of Oakley models that would fit a narrow face? Thanks.
Will the Oakley edge lens be available in the frame in the future ? My prescription is just a little too strong for the standard lens.
Will it come in a DS:EN166-S version. For the people in Europe?
My det cords have a prism lens (non prescription)
replaceable LOL have you ever tried getting parts from Oakley ages after a release? that is not going to happen!
Do you have the information for Lens Width, Bridge Width, Lens Height and Temple Arm Length? i can’t see this info anywhere.