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Friday, June 28, 2013
Friday, June 14, 2013
Oakley Half Jacket Lens Removal & Installation
Oakley Half Jacket Lens Removal & Installation
Thanks for all the comments and insights. To answer some questions, Yes, the method used is exactly the same for Half Jacket XLJ variant lenses, since the glasses are virtually identical. This can be used for the Flak Jackets as well as the construction is nearly the same. Just watch this video and the longer version (if you need more guidance) to get your HJ/FJ lenses back in. DISCLAIMER: I am absolutely not responsible in any way should you crack/destroy/maim/damage your lenses or frame anytime while following this video. A BIT OF ADVICE: To preserve your sunglasses, don't remove and reinstall your lenses unless you really have to. Unless you plan on trashing your pair, its fine. If you plan on maintaining the frame/lenses in good condition throughout their useable life, only swap lenses when really necessary. Reason being the constant bending and squeezing of the frame and lenses take its toll on the parts. Edges of your lenses can crack from constant installation/re-installation. Worst case scenario is that your lenses become so loose that they end up jumping out of the frame at inopportune moments when wearing them. Not good if you've seen those Oakley demo videos where they shoot the ball bearing against the lenses. The lenses are supposed to stay in place by ANSI standards to protect your eyes and not eject off the frame. So there you have it. PS: I don't have a video for Monster Dogs/Gascans or other models. As far as I know for the closed frame O-Matter models <b>...</b>
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Thanks for all the comments and insights. To answer some questions, Yes, the method used is exactly the same for Half Jacket XLJ variant lenses, since the glasses are virtually identical. This can be used for the Flak Jackets as well as the construction is nearly the same. Just watch this video and the longer version (if you need more guidance) to get your HJ/FJ lenses back in. DISCLAIMER: I am absolutely not responsible in any way should you crack/destroy/maim/damage your lenses or frame anytime while following this video. A BIT OF ADVICE: To preserve your sunglasses, don't remove and reinstall your lenses unless you really have to. Unless you plan on trashing your pair, its fine. If you plan on maintaining the frame/lenses in good condition throughout their useable life, only swap lenses when really necessary. Reason being the constant bending and squeezing of the frame and lenses take its toll on the parts. Edges of your lenses can crack from constant installation/re-installation. Worst case scenario is that your lenses become so loose that they end up jumping out of the frame at inopportune moments when wearing them. Not good if you've seen those Oakley demo videos where they shoot the ball bearing against the lenses. The lenses are supposed to stay in place by ANSI standards to protect your eyes and not eject off the frame. So there you have it. PS: I don't have a video for Monster Dogs/Gascans or other models. As far as I know for the closed frame O-Matter models <b>...</b>
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Friday, June 7, 2013
Oakley Mobile Testing Lab for Polarized Fly Fishing Sunglasses - Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters
Oakley Mobile Testing Lab for Polarized Fly Fishing Sunglasses - Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters
At the Fly Fishing Retailers Show in Denver, we got a tour of the rolling "O-Lab", a mobile testing lab that Oakley uses to test its eyewear to the highest standards in the industry, in both optical clarity and impact resistance. This video demonstrates what happens to Oakley sunglasses- and your eyes- in both high velocity and high mass impact. Imagine a clouser minnow hitting you in the eye and you can see why these demonstrations are relevant to the fly fisherman! For the Oakley Flak Jacket XLJ sunglasses featured in this video, check out the following link: For the rest of Oakley's fishing eyewear, see the following link: ht lines!
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At the Fly Fishing Retailers Show in Denver, we got a tour of the rolling "O-Lab", a mobile testing lab that Oakley uses to test its eyewear to the highest standards in the industry, in both optical clarity and impact resistance. This video demonstrates what happens to Oakley sunglasses- and your eyes- in both high velocity and high mass impact. Imagine a clouser minnow hitting you in the eye and you can see why these demonstrations are relevant to the fly fisherman! For the Oakley Flak Jacket XLJ sunglasses featured in this video, check out the following link: For the rest of Oakley's fishing eyewear, see the following link: ht lines!
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Saturday, June 1, 2013
Oakley, VonZipper, and Costa del Mar breakdown
Oakley, VonZipper, and Costa del Mar breakdown
The point of this video is to show the best sports glasses, and how they compare and contrast to one another.
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The point of this video is to show the best sports glasses, and how they compare and contrast to one another.
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