Oakley TI Square Wire Polarized Sunglasses - 2007 BCS

The frame and lenses could be a little small for my medium face. I like Ti Sqaure Whiskers more because of thir much larger lenses. But these lenses are large enough for me, in VR28. I do not like my world as deep red, not all the time. To me, VR28 has value only when blue light haze is a real problem -- and VR28 is designed specifically for this. I dont't think I could handle them all day, only to punch through a particularly bad haze situation. They get 5 stars because they solve nasty blue light problems -- and stick to the head as if glued on. For all day wear, black iridium Nanowire 4.0's are my go-to glasses (their lens coverage and face-side antireflective coating are exceptionally effective; weightless, too)I gladly wear Ti black iridium Sqauare or normal Whiskers, as well. VR28 is designed to solve blue light problems; haze so bad it's scary. They work well for that; but if you like an absoltely true-color world, VR28 will not provide that. Specific lens that is effective for a secific problem, blue light. That + Oakley quality earns 5 stars.

The frame and lenses could be a little small for my medium face. I like Ti Sqaure Whiskers more because of thir much larger lenses. But these lenses are large enough for me, in VR28. I do not like my world as deep red, not all the time. To me, VR28 has value only when blue light haze is a real problem -- and VR28 is designed specifically for this. I dont't think I could handle them all day, only to punch through a particularly bad haze situation. They get 5 stars because they solve nasty blue light problems -- and stick to the head as if glued on. For all day wear, black iridium Nanowire 4.0's are my go-to glasses (their lens coverage and face-side antireflective coating are exceptionally effective; weightless, too)I gladly wear Ti black iridium Sqauare or normal Whiskers, as well. VR28 is designed to solve blue light problems; haze so bad it's scary. They work well for that; but if you like an absoltely true-color world, VR28 will not provide that. Specific lens that is effective for a secific problem, blue light. That + Oakley quality earns 5 stars.

Just got these in the mail, all I can say is WOW! These are sick looking sunglasses, in a good way. Very light weight with sleek, clean lines. They have a very satisfying and solid feel to them; there's definitely no doubt that these are $300 sunglasses.

I went with the VR28 because it has 10% light transmission, cuts glare and improves depth perception by filtering blue light, which is ideal for very bright conditions like driving here in sunny California.

They come with the space-age lookin' hard case (which is pretty cool in and of itself) as pictured which is great because I have a habit of abusing my sunglasses. Now I have a place to keep em safe and secure when not being worn.

They're also compatible with Oakley's Razrwire bluetooth module (about $60 bucks, slides onto the L or R arm which is pretty slick) for hands-free phone use while you're drivin' and sportin' these puppies.

Some people complain about the spring hinges on these and other sunglasses but I love that feature, keeps them nice and snug against my melon so I don't have to worry about them falling off everytime I look down.

Overall, very sharp and stylish looking sunglasses. You could definitely wear these casually or throw on a suit and moonlight as Agent Smith.

Also note, despite the tech specs on the right side of the page, these ARE POLARIZED, must be a typo.