Oakley Juliet

I have had these sunglasses for a few months now and upgraded as it were from my Oakley monster dogs. The main reason for me wanting to upgrade to these glasses was that they simply look great! I wanted a pair of sunglasses with a strong frame structure that would not break easily whislt providing a very good level of comfort. When trying these I found them to be the perfect balance between the two. The lenses are of a very high quality and do the job well. I managed to get these for £240 from an official Oakely retail store which at the time I considered to be a fair price. There is no doubt that these are an expensive pair of sunglasses however, they do ...  Read the complete review

Me Oakley’s, don’t that just put a smile on anyone’s face. I stumbled across me Juliet when I was in the good old U.S.A. well Florida to be precise I was in a warehouse outlet centre stumbled across a sunglass hut with a sale on dropped in had a good look around thought I would probably go with O’Neil’s. But then my eyes and her lenses met across a crowded room (sorry got carried away). But just the sight of them they looked perfect, had a chat to the nice lady behind the counter whom allowed me to try and a few different sizes, which is good for me as I shameful admit to ...  Read the complete review

Just got a pair of Oakley Juliet X-Metal sunglasses to replace some A-wire glasses that were stolen whilst visiting my local Mercedes garage. After much research in shops, and time on the internet, I eventually found them online at a UK Oakley dealer for £227 - pretty good considering the RRP of £275. After waiting about three days, the glasses finally arrived, just in time for the rain and snow! My initial reaction to the glasses was, "Wow! What a big box." The box they come in is far larger than that of my old A-wires. It also looks much cooler, complete with a nice perferated look and the X-Metal 'coin' showing through the middle of the box. ...  Read the complete review

These are the latest range to the Oakley X-metal family. Kind of a baby version of the juliet for smaller faces. I scoured the high street and the 'net looking for a stylish pair of Oakleys for weeks on end. Generally the prices are pretty consistant and the most you can save is around 15% if you buy online. Check out www.gearedup.co.uk or www.bargainsunspecs.co.uk ....the difference is minimal, around £20 on average. There isnt much of a saving and generally Oakley glasses dont have much discount at all At the time of writing, I did some research and the Penny range have only 3 styles or frame/lens. These are: Polished frame ...  Read the complete review

Ever wondered what glasses Tom Cruise was wearing in Mission Impossible 2? They were the latest edition to the Oakley range: the £200 Juliet's! These glasses are truly awesome! I normally spend about £280 on a pair of Revo Pythons with a polarised lens (Nasa bought the lens technology off them) - but these Oakleys win hands-down for outright style and quality! Available in one frame colour (titanium) and a few lens colours (silver, red and gold) - more are being added all the time. These Juliet's will not suit everyone - but there are many other styles in the Oakley range to choose from. An interesting fact about these glasses: 5 ...  Read the complete review