TRUSHELL Polarized Replacement Lenses for OAKLEY Batwolf OO9101 Sunglasses

Used this product before, Am very pleased! The lenses last only a few months, but that should be EXPECTED considering the price! Don't be like others, You are not getting Oakley quality for 20$ thinking that way is foolish! I enjoy having different lenses in my Batwolf's at any given time, and these provide that option

Lenses fir perfectly for the mode I have. Same tint, same uv protection. Great product. And inexpensive!

Lenses fit well and look great.

I own a lot of standard issue Oakleys. I have a few pairs from my time in the Marines and I bought a few on my own. The biggest irritation to me is the cost to replace the lenses from scratches and daily use. Now that im out of the military and don't need the safety rating of the manufacturer Oakley lens. I am interested in these cost effective trushell lenses.PROS:Heres what I liked about them. They are a 1/3 of the price of factory lens. I can get 3 different styles for one factory lens. They looks great and have a lot of colors. I liked the visible spectrum when looking through these lenses. I can compare it to LED bulbs that display the 3 types of white light, ( natural, day light, and white.). These have the day light spectrum. So I know you might think that's weird and my prefer a darker or tint. I can't explain it, but in direct sunlight my eyes don't need to squint or look away. The area seem lit up and easy to see. They are definitely polarized.CONS:They still scratch, but again so do the factory lenses. They are not safety rated I wouldn't trust these on the range or in the work shop.Overall you are not going to miss much using these lenses over factory. These are for the days at the beach, shopping at the mall, and weekend warrior time with the family. You nick, ding, or scratch them you can replace them with low impact to your wallet. Keep the factory lenses for when you need impact resistance cycling, mountain biking, or putting a few rounds down range.

I own a lot of standard issue Oakleys. I have a few pairs from my time in the Marines and I bought a few on my own. The biggest irritation to me is the cost to replace the lenses from scratches and daily use. Now that im out of the military and don't need the safety rating of the manufacturer Oakley lens. I am interested in these cost effective trushell lenses.PROS:Heres what I liked about them. They are a 1/3 of the price of factory lens. I can get 3 different styles for one factory lens. They looks great and have a lot of colors. I liked the visible spectrum when looking through these lenses. I can compare it to LED bulbs that display the 3 types of white light, ( natural, day light, and white.). These have the day light spectrum. So I know you might think that's weird and my prefer a darker or tint. I can't explain it, but in direct sunlight my eyes don't need to squint or look away. The area seem lit up and easy to see. They are definitely polarized.CONS:They still scratch, but again so do the factory lenses. They are not safety rated I wouldn't trust these on the range or in the work shop.Overall you are not going to miss much using these lenses over factory. These are for the days at the beach, shopping at the mall, and weekend warrior time with the family. You nick, ding, or scratch them you can replace them with low impact to your wallet. Keep the factory lenses for when you need impact resistance cycling, mountain biking, or putting a few rounds down range.