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Ok, I am writing this review for Oakley Juliet fans. I am one of them. I have owned at least 3 original pairs and still own one. The Oakley X-metals are my favorite styles. Unfortunately, Oakley doesn't make them any more. I bought a pair of these Jiggy Babes under the understanding that they were a near replacement. Expectation management - they are not the same and they do take a while to receive. But, they are as closer to the real deal than I would ever expect a $50 pair of sunglasses to be! They do run a bit tight and stiff so if you have a wider head they may not be comfortable. I am not sure they use the same material as the original and I suspect not but they are metal and have similar construction. Appearance wise, they are near dead on. I love the style. The lenses are polarized and clear. I am happy to own them and wouldn't freak out if I accidentally left them in a cab (the fate of one previous genuine Juliete). I would highly recommend them if you have a smaller head and want a near replacement of the Juliete. I just placed an order for two more pairs - looking forward to the Penny replica.

Let's not beat around the bush. These glasses are counterfeits or "replicas" of the world famous Oakley Juliet X metal series. Juliets have since been discontinued and are now very rare collectors items that cost upwards of $350 a pop. I owned the real juliets for quite a while up until they were stolen and have wanted a replacement pair, but couldn't commit to the insanely high price. I bought these instead and I am deeply satisfied with them. The construction and small details are almost exactly identical. It would take a very trained eye or someone who is very knowledgeable of Oakley Juliets to spot the difference. As far as quality of materials goes, no they obviously do out perform the Juliets, however, for the $50 price tag vs >$350 lets say that these do perform quite well. They are constructed from metal and are quite ridged and durable. The lenses are crisp, clear and maintain quality if you actually take care of them. I have owned these pair for about a year now and my only real complaint is that the metallic finish will wear off in some really small places. The ear socks and nose bombs are replaceable and can be replaced with ones meant for the real glasses, however, lenses are a hit or a miss and I recommend only buying the ones from this seller, otherwise you may wind up with lenses that don't fit. The biggest noticeable difference is in the feel. Real Juliets are quite comfortable to wear because they have a signature flex to them in the nosebridge that comes from a patented design. These do not have that what so ever, in fact quite the opposite. They are very rigid an tight and may take some getting used to if you have a large head. Mine have since loosened up over time, but out of the box, they are tight. Overall for $50 dollars these glasses are fantastic. If you are a fan of the Oakley Juliets but can't afford the insane price then these glasses are the next best thing. I highly recommend them.

These are really great quality replicas of the Oakley version I had years ago. I am extremely impressed.

This is NOT original Oakley Juliet sunglasses. While they seem nearly identical, there are some improvements: the center of the frame (notorious for failures and breaking around the nose bridge) seems to be improved and much thicker (i'm not sure there is a separation at the nose bridge.) The side rail rubber seems to have more grip than I remember the originals. replacement lenses fit snug, but does require a bit of finesse (I had a set of lenses from an older pair from a different seller and wanted to test it). My only gripe is the same one I had with the original Oakleys, the nose bridge rests don't grip like the rest of the glasses and end up sliding down your face. I have, however, found the solution. I grabbed a "parts kit" for "oakley juliet" with "soft" rubber, they've been the best sunglasses I've had in a long time. TLDR: seem thicker than most knockoffs (bridge is a LOT thicker), frames and lenses are on point, they do wear well, but need a nose bridge rubber replacement so they dont slide. for $50, certainly worth it.

Previous versions needed replacement lenses. Not these. Top quality out of the box, properly assembled.

Very good product and of very high quality.

It's slightly too wide for my face and should probably curve a bit. Most Oakleys I've worn fit me perfectly but this fit wasn't 100%. Still, superb replica of the Juliet.

the joints fell to metal fatigue in under a month. too bad. no one still makes glasses that look this way. sent me back to my old juliets.