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-=Jeff=-
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Looking for lenses for my Heritage Razor Blades. I have the white frames with Violet Iridium and need something a bit darker
I wore these for the first time today after owning then for 10 years. I miss the fit of the Blades/Razor Blades
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An what is your question?
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-=Jeff=- said:
Looking for lenses for my Heritage Razor Blades. I have the white frames with Violet Iridium and need something a bit darker
I wore these for the first time today after owning then for 10 years. I miss the fit of the Blades/Razor Blades
There is no quality aftermarket lens I am aware of, but there are some options. So short of finding another original pair with a lens of your reference you are taking your chances with the few companies that do make a replacement lens. The other option is possibly finding someone who is able to cut them from a suitable genuine Oakley donor lens. @Phil da Prototypist
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Finding a violet lens that doesn’t shed the iridium coating will be the hard part. Never cut a blade lens so can’t say which one would work as far as thickness and curve type needed. But iirc a certain someone that I won’t name was able to use a sutro lens as a donor. ( don’t quote me )
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Phil da Prototypist said:
Finding a violet lens that doesn’t shed the iridium coating will be the hard part. Never cut a blade lens so can’t say which one would work as far as thickness and curve type needed. But iirc a certain someone that I won’t name was able to use a sutro lens as a donor. ( don’t quote me )
I think he's looking for something darker than violet. Wasn't sure if you ever cut one before or not and I didn't want to mention ghosts of Christmas past either lol.
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Correct looking for a darker lens.. Violet Iridium is good for rainy days for me. but in bright light I am comfortable with BIP or Prism Daily.. if I could find an Ice Iridium or Ice Iridium Polarized that would work
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-=Jeff=- said:
Correct looking for a darker lens.. Violet Iridium is good for rainy days for me. but in bright light I am comfortable with BIP or Prism Daily.. if I could find an Ice Iridium or Ice Iridium Polarized that would work
You would have to find a collectors pair and they are going for some pretty high prices if you do find one in good condition. If you can find the right donor lens and someone who can cut it, then out of the current options sapphire is going to be your best bet money wise.
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sounds like I either use these on Rainy days or sell them at this point. the other options is a bit more than I want to deal with currently.. thanks for the info
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-=Jeff=- said:
sounds like I either use these on Rainy days or sell them at this point. the other options is a bit more than I want to deal with currently.. thanks for the info
You could always order one of those aftermarket ones I provided from Amazon. Less than $40 and if the quality isn't what you are happy with, then return it.
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You could always order one of those aftermarket ones I provided from Amazon. Less than $40 and if the quality isn't what you are happy with, then return it.
YEs, you are right, I forgot to check those out, I saw that message earlier while I was out