In pop culture, the '80s was a time like no other. It was also the time when Oakley created one-of-a-kind sunglasses called Oakley Frogskins. Oakley resurrected the original Frogskin tooling from the '80s, added updated lenses and enhanced optics but resized them for kids or anyone with a smaller face to create the Frogskin XS sunglasses. The Plutonite lens material filters 100% of harmful UV rays and feature Oakley's High Definition Optics technology for crystal-clear views and razor-sharp vision at every angle. The O Matter stress-resistant frame is light and durable for all day comfort. The Frogskins are available in a variety of frame and lens colors including Prizm lens options to enhance color, contract and detail for an optimized experience.
R**.
As Described, Original Product
Though the size says Youth, fit an Adult face fine. Lens Size is 53mm, doesn't say youth anywhere on the arms. Go ahead and snag.
D**J
Great sunglasses, wish they were a little tighter at the temples
I am an adult woman with a very skinny face, but kids sunglasses often don't fit well since the stems barely reach my ears, these were the perfect size for me! I do wish they were slightly tighter at the temples, since I like to push them up on my head when I go indoors but they don't stay very well, but that's a problem I can deal with. I love the style of these as well.
A**Y
Kid size but fits small adult faces.
Perfect for for my face. I always run into problems with glasses fitting my face, no real bridge. As an Asian I run into the problem with glasses sitting on my cheeks and not on my nose. Then I have the problem with glasses pinching my temples when I buy kids glasses. This is a happy median.
D**L
Great glasses for my small face
I have a very small face and have an impossible time finding sunglasses that look decent on me. These fit me great and I love them. I actually get compliments on them. My adult children both agreed (they are the final critics) they look good!
H**R
Description misleading
1. I was expecting a pinkish/orange hue based on the product photo and color description. The actual color is blue-violet. Oakley's website itself shows the actual color, so I'm curious where this photo came from that makes it look warm-hued.2. I'm questioning what about this size makes it XS. The sizes in the description are accurate, but if you compare it to the other glasses in the Frogskin lineup, the bridge is only 1 mm shorter than the Men's, and each lens is only 2 mm shorter. How is that "scaled down for a youth fit"?! So that half centimeter difference is supposed to represent the whole range of facial sizes between a child and grown male? I don't think so, Oakley.
L**N
Youth Size!!!
The discrimination says Men’s but the glasses came with a sticker that says Youth. They are youth size. I guess I’ll save them and give them to my daughter when she gets older.
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