• Take 30 seconds to register your free account to access deals, post topics, and view exclusive content!

    Register Today

    Join the largest Oakley Forum on the web!

Oakley Juliet - 4th Gen Plasma

Seabra233

Oakley Beginner
4
3
Portugal
Been in the market for some Oakley Juliets and these showed up.
They need a bridge tune-up, socks look a bit sticky and on one of the lens was a scratch that is visible.

No coin or original box, comes with microbag.
Seller told me this box is from another model and it's only to send the glasses more secure.

Seller is asking 340€, what you guys think?

1772554079 (2).jpg
1772554080.jpg
1772554079 (1).jpg
1772554080 (1).jpg
 
Last edited:
Is the nose bridge something you can do at home or do you need a special tool for those pins?
you can find some video on YouTube, it seems require an equipment to remove the pin. You
Is the nose bridge something you can do at home or do you need a special tool for those pins?
Hello, I am not an expert, based on my recent search on this, it requires a specific tool (more like a small rack to hold the frame, see this link linegear tool) to help remove the pin, which is made by Linegear and other companys costing about 60 dollars. I think you can try to do it yourself with the common tools found in your garage, but you can easily damage the frame. For myself, I decided to spend money and let more professional people do it for me. Good luck!
 
they will last years but depends on a couple things. how much the flex coupler is stretched ( if you have a big head and not the right size stem spacers) or if you leave it in the sun or expose it to salt and harsh chemicals. It's rubber so....

I have pairs where I've never had them replaced. Granted I don't wear them everyday but that's a long time. They are pretty durable.
 

Similar threads

U
Replies
9
Views
2K
Username Hidden
U
U
Replies
0
Views
1K
Username Hidden
U
U
Replies
2
Views
1K
Username Hidden
U
U
Replies
6
Views
3K
Username Hidden
U
Back
Top