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| |  | Oakley Sunglasses | Home » » » X Loop P5 Polarized Active Sports Frame Sunglasses | | | | | | Colors: | | | | | Description: | | Top Quality Polycarbonate POLARIZED shatterproof Substrate Lens
Provides UV-A and UV-B Protection. UV 400 rating
Anti-Fog Hydrophobic water repelant lens coating
Anti-Scratch lens coating
Lifetime Breakage Warranty
Sweep lens allows 180 degree field of vision | | | Features: | |
• POLARIZED LENS TO REMOVE GLARE. SEE INTO THE WATER!
• Full UV400 protection lens
• Adjustable Ear pieces for Perfect Fit
• 30 day money-back guarantee
• Lifetime Breakage Warranty
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 2.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 5.5 inches | | Product Height:
| 2.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.13 pounds | | Package Length:
| 5.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 2.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.13 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 24 reviews |
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 Great Bargain ShadesFeb 08, 2010
These hold up well, still using them after more than a year now. Polarized shades work well. Seller 1st sent non-polarized shades and then was somewhat rude in her response to me regarding my feedback - like it was my fault the wrong ones were sent. But she sent me 2 or 3 polarized sets to make up for the mistake - never apologized for her "smite-ness" but I'd probably buy more.
Great sunglasses!Nov 26, 2009
I'm pretty sure a lot of the negative reviews on these glasses (X-Loop P5) are for some other product...I have had a pair of these for about a year now and love them. I do have a few complaints: 1) the lenses pop out pretty easily when cleaning them and 2) the flexible earpieces "slide off." However, the lenses snap back in just as easily as they come out, and actually make cleaning them pretty easy that way, and after cleaning off the "tacky" glue that they used to hold the ear pieces on and adding a bit of modeling cement, epoxy, Gorilla Glue or virtually ANY kind of glue that actually sets up, they hold just fine.
The hinges, nose-pads and frame are all virtually bulletproof IMO. The lenses do scratch...but what plastic lens doesn't?! They've earned every scratch I've put on them! I'm not super rough on glasses, but I've dropped them and accidentally leaned on them when they were in my pocket and have never had a problem. The polarization of the lenses works GREAT for driving on new asphalt that is shiny, or when driving a boat in direct sunlight...or any time there are significant reflections.
I'm buying another pair for myself, just as a backup pair, and another pair for my Dad to keep the wind out of his eyes when driving the boat, since he tried mine and said "I gotta get a pair of those!"
Oh, and I wear a "large" motorcycle helmet and these fit perfectly, as opposed to most Oakley's that I've tried, which cost ten times as much and pinch my head badly! The flexible earpieces are actually flexible enough that there aren't any pressure points. I think there was a little discomfort for the first week I bought them, but between the glasses and my head, everything must have "broken in" and now feels perfect!
 CHEAP!!Sep 30, 2009
CHEAP PRODUCT!! you get what you paid for and this thing had one earpiece broken when i opened the box, and the other broke as soon as i wiggled it, i don't see how it could stand being put on and off your head very long. Looks cool made bad!!
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You get what you pay forSep 15, 2009
When you first receive them, do not expect any kind of carrying case (some of the JiMarti sunglasses do come with one, or even two!). These are polarized as advertised. The snap-on side shields are very nice, and don't look bad, actually, I worked on the beach and received a good deal of positive attention because of them. But this quote in the description couldn't be further from the truth: "Polycarbonate unbreakable sunglass frame". I wore them for not even a week, taking enough care of them so that they would not get scratched (bought a separate case), and they got a crack right above the left lens. Strangely enough, a different pair of Jimarti sunglasses I also bought (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001A7RDAW/ref=cm_cr_rev_prod_img) for a very good price got the same exact(!) problem. I know there is a money back guarantee and a warranty, but I don't usually like to buy things only to send them back after trying them on. The reason I can so easily compare is that I bought 3 different pairs of JiMarti sunglasses in one order.
A different pair of JiMarti sunglasses, however, (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001BBSJLE/ref=cm_cr_rev_prod_title) came with two cases (one a pouch and one of firm fabric design), did not break after being worn for almost a month, were polarized as promised, no complaints basically, but cost twice what this pair cost. Don't cheap out with these. JiMarti seems to sell quality, but for a reasonable price---compare to what oakley, ray band, or many other designer sunglasses cost. Their main competitor would probably be polaroid sunglasses.
Look elsewhereAug 20, 2009
I didn't expect much from these when I bought them; they are of course cheap. 1 week is all they lasted before one of the arms broke in half. Seriously these are made so cheap you shouldn't expect more that a few weeks use out of them. Find cheap sunglasses elsewhere.
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