I was thinking they ran out of space. “Prizm Deep Water Prizm Sport Polarized“ is a mouthful.Oakley have probably forgot to write that they are polarized
Good idea. Looks like they don’t take calls on Sundays but we shall see whether Luxotticacustomercare.com will reply within 2 business days to email as stated.Call them? How's customer service down over at Oakley these days?
I usually email them and "talk" to at least 3 different people, they often have different answers too.Call them? How's customer service down over at Oakley these days?
Code for a discount? I plan on sending my order to @Chris A HardawayI usually email them and "talk" to at least 3 different people, they often have different answers too.
They will often give me a code though.
Yes, discount code.
Just noticed you're only a couple of posts away from being able to access the exchange threads and also send private messages.
Lol. Guilty as charged.Just noticed you're only a couple of posts away from being able to access the exchange threads and also send private messages.
Gotta get to 15+
Thanks for the recommendation. I think the Maritime would be even more ideal than the DWP. Unfortunately, I don't have access to the SI program. I know there are Maritimes available outside of official Oakley channels, but I'm specifically looking for a prescription pair.Every set of DWP I’ve handled have been polarized.
It sounds like that would be the ideal frame for the poster looking for on water lenses.
The Prizm Maritime is also a nice lens as well. For Deep Ocean, would recommend the Prizm Deep Water Polarized. The *the use-case* that lens was designed for
