text: Most, importantly these were NOT polarized as others have noted here - bait and switch.  Makes a good $60 difference in MSRP RETAIL price.  Oakley retail store confirmed this by the product number as well as a product test.<br /><br />Also, Oakley / Amazon don't do a great job describing what the numbers and codes mean - the XLJ refers to the width and these extended beyond my temples and rub against my cheeks.  They definitely move off my face when I smile.  I wear a small in most helmets but have high cheek bones and rediculously low bridged nose (about 9mm).  If you've spent most of your Asian life looking for sunglasses, you care most about the bridge width.  Oakley refuses to use adjustable nosepads, a big product failure in my opinion.  The Half Flak 2.0 Asian fit (basically just bigger nose pads) fit me, personally, a little better.  They also seem to not pinch behind the ears as much.  Maybe that model will work for you better.