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Ratings for Polarized EYEPATCH Matte Black/Grey (12-932)
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Overall 4 5 4 5
Performance 5 5 5 5
Durability 5 5 5 5
Style 4 5 4 5
Product Experience
Face fit: 5 7 large A Little Loose
Product Weight: 2 7 Heavy Very Light
Oakleyfan1

I use this product for: Everyday activity
I have used this product for: 1-3 months
I use it: Average
My face is: It's A Big One
Very Satisfied
Date: November 14, 2009
Pros: Comfortable, Durable, Optimal clarity
Cons: gray lenses not mirrored

These are the first Oakley pair I've owned, and I must say I'm very satisfied with them. Every time I put them on, it almost feels like they're not even there. I think that has to do with the lightness of the frames. The polarized lenses are so clear my eyes are very relaxed looking through them and I don't get a headache like non oakleys.

I gave the style rating only 4 stars because I wish the Gray lenses were more mirrored like the Black Iridium Polarized. With the Gray lenses you can still see the person's eyes.

All in all they are a great buy and I'm very pleased.
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Overall 5 5 5 5
Performance 5 5 5 5
Durability 5 5 5 5
Style 5 5 5 5
Bryleo
Location: Carlsbad, CA
I use this product for: Everyday activity
I have used this product for: 6 months - 1 year
I use it: Like a Whackjob
My face is: On Par
Pirate Eyes
Date: July 28, 2009
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Pros: Comfortable, Durable, Optimal clarity, No glare, dank

I got home from a trip and found a box with 2 pairs of these gold lenses and tiger coloring, I was very surprised to find them because there was no return adress and i didn't order them... I almost thought they were shipped to me because of my excelent wakeboard and skateboard skills and filming and photographer... But that is neither here nor there, now grab your vegitables... Anyways, they are cool because noone has them and they look cool and I can not take them off because of my eyes enjoying them so much... SO go buy another pair because oakleys are cool and I don't want anyone else to have them because I like them so much.
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Overall 4 5 4 5
Performance 4 5 4 5
Durability 4 5 4 5
Style 5 5 5 5
Product Experience
Face fit: 4 7 large Just Right
Product Weight: 4 7 Heavy Normal
Stan
Location: KL, Malaysia
I use this product for: Everyday activity
I have used this product for: Over a year
I use it: Aggressively
My face is: It's A Big One
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Mechanical
Date: June 19, 2009
Pros: Comfortable, Optimal clarity, No glare
Cons: Fogs up, no unobtanium

A truly huge frame for an eyewear for big noggins. This has been my beater pair for awhile now. Use it for almost everything when I'm too lazy to take out my other Oakley's.
The huge lenses provide great coverage, virtually no light leakages from top or bottom too.
Oh yeah, I look cool with it too. Always, ALWAYS get compliments for it, and most of the time people ask what model or brand it is. Not a lot of people wear this compared to gascan, monster dog, or hijinx, so there's that bit of rarity.
The polarized is superb as always, the lenses always on the lookout to slash ALL glares that crosses its path, or atleast 99% of them. ;).
The cons: how i wished they had placed Black Iridium Polarized instead. Also no unobtanium makes it less grippy although the 3-point fit does make it secure to an extent.
Anyway, the design and polarized is rock-solid.
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