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- Oakley Holbrook Sunglasses - The Ultimate Guide
The Ultimate Guide to Oakley Holbrook Sunglasses and lenses ! We compare the Holbrook, Holbrook XL, R, Mix, XS and more so you can buy with confidence!
- Oakley Holbrook Ti (TItanium) Sunglasses Review Comparison
Our Oakley Holbrook Ti review, including the ultra-lightweight titanium frame Prizm lenses! Plus how they compare to original Holbrooks!
- Size of custom sunglasses - Oakley Forum
Hey @schaffa Custom Holbrook in regular size or in XL? Keep in mind that the Holbrook Rx, Holbrook, and Holbrook XL are all different sizes Holbrook (Regular Sunglasses) Lens Width: 57mm Lens Height: 43mm Frame Width (temple to temple): 140mm Holbrook XL (Sunglasses) Lens Width: 59mm Lens Height: 45 5mm Frame Width (temple to temple): 140 3mm "Regular fit" simply means they are not "Asian Fit
- Oakley Low Bridge Fit (Asian Fit) vs. Standard - Oakley Forum
Find out What Oakley Low Bridge Fit Is? Plus the difference between Low Bridge (Asian Fit) and Standard Fit sunglasses and how they work!
- Holbrook — swap out Icons and Rivets ? | Oakley Forum
can you easily swap out the icons and rivets at the oakley store or do they not do that? I am about to get a pair of black prizm but want black rivets and USA icons Any idea on best way to do this?
- The Best Oakley Sunglasses for Driving
Holbrook The Oakley Holbrook (Product Link) is a great all-around frame Featuring a square full-rimmed design, it looks best on round face shapes Plus, the Holbrook is made of lightweight and durable O Matter material, meaning they’ll be comfortable for long road trips! Be sure to check out our full Oakley Holbrook Review for more information!
- Sylas VS Holbrook - Oakley Forum
The Holbrook's lenses are a tad taller and more squarish, the Sylas are more rectangular Width is mostly the same, 57mm vs 58mm
- Fake holbrooks? - Oakley Forum
Was browsing offerup, and came across this user selling an assortment of standard Holbrooks, metal, and mix I'd like to get a few of these to wear as beaters, but based on photos the O shouldn't be pressed through to the other side of the arm on the metal frames, and whatever is etched onto the
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