text: Someone commented on  the 'made in china' issue.  Yes, made in China my sunglasses were. Okay so perhaps Oakley makes then there now so that's okay to pay two hundred bucks then. No, not really. My last Oakley pair were phenomenal. These are a disgrace. If you were hoping to get a nice pair of sunglasses you will. But you won't be getting the Oakley you thought you were paying for. These, really, really, really are just a fraction better than my $20 'shades' I bought knowingly made in China. The only reason I won't insist on a return is because they fit my gf soooo good. She looks like a total $itch and it's hilarious! That made these worth two-cluckers. But I the odds of you having the same reaction is low. So, I'd go to a mall and not gamble if you're looking for the real thing.<br /><br />The good stuff;<br />Shiny chrome lenses are pretty cool on a hot chick. The hinge(s) on the frame will last a while but not if given a beating. The polarization is mid range to weak in my opinion. Not the same as my prior pair of 'original' O's.<br /><br />The bad stuff;<br />They're made in China. Are more words necessary?<br />Oh, the frames legs are just not long enough...hence why the gf got them.<br />It's just that...I really thought and hoped...I really wanted these to be good...dammit.