Original Oakley Lenses.

It is the number just before the □ symbol on the inside of the temple. In a reference such as OO9102-01 55□18 137, your lens size is 55 mm. The next number (18) is the bridge and the last one (137) is the temple length: you don't need them for the lenses. If the reference has worn off, send us a photo of your glasses and we will confirm it.

Yes, they are always sold in pairs. That way the colour, tint and coating match on both lenses.

You can exchange them within 14 calendar days of receiving them. Write to us through the help form and we will explain the steps. The lenses must be unused, unscratched and in their original bag, and return shipping is at your expense. To avoid this, check the number just before the □ on your temple first; if in doubt, we will confirm it from a photo. More details in returns and exchanges.

With standard shipping and parts in stock, 1-4 business days to Spain and Portugal, 1-13 to the rest of Europe and 9-20 to the USA and Canada. If any part is made to order, preparation takes 3-6 business days and you will see it at checkout. Standard shipping is free on qualifying orders within Europe and every order is tracked. If you are in a hurry, express shipping arrives in 1-6 business days in Europe and 2-11 in the rest of the world. See the delivery time for your country on our shipping page.

Yes, most models can be changed at home by following our video guide. If you have any doubts, our team will help you before you order.

We offer high-quality compatible lenses made for the same frame. They do not carry the brand logo.

Prizm is Oakley’s proprietary lens system that filters specific wavelengths of light to boost contrast and detail for particular environments. It is not a simple color tint — it is optical engineering designed for each activity. Prizm Road helps you see texture changes on asphalt; Prizm Trail picks out roots and rocks on mountain paths; Prizm Deep Water lets you see beneath the surface by cutting reflected glare. Prizm Everyday is the all-purpose version. The difference compared to a standard tinted lens is noticeable from the moment you put them on.

Plutonite — Oakley’s name for their high-performance polycarbonate. It is not just branding — Plutonite filters 100% of UVA, UVB and UVC radiation within the material itself, not as a surface coating. That means even a scratched Oakley lens still provides full UV protection. It also meets impact resistance standards well above what you would expect from ordinary sunglasses.

Buy from an authorized seller: a genuine lens is made by Oakley, and Prizm™ lenses carry the Prizm mark. We are official resellers of Oakley replacement parts — every lens we sell comes from EssilorLuxottica’s authorized supply chain.

Iridium is Oakley’s name for their mirror finishes. But not all Iridium coatings are the same — each color filters light differently. Ruby Iridium is for very bright conditions; Fire Iridium improves contrast in medium-to-high light; Black Iridium provides maximum brightness reduction. It is not just cosmetic: each Iridium variant has a specific optical function. It is one of the most common questions we get, and we are happy to explain the differences for every model.

Prizm Everyday is excellent for general use — driving, walking, daily outdoor life. For specific sports, the Prizm Sport variants are tuned for that exact environment and the difference is real. A road cyclist sees potholes and lane markings better with Prizm Road than with Everyday. An angler sees below the surface better with Prizm Deep Water. If you practice a particular sport regularly, the Sport variant is worth it. If you use your sunglasses for a bit of everything, Everyday performs beautifully.

Because they are made from a single piece of Plutonite with a wraparound curvature engineered to absorb impacts without shattering. That flexibility is not a flaw — it is a safety feature. Models like the Sutro, Jawbreaker and Radar EV meet the ANSI Z87.1 impact standard. You can flex the lens slightly and it snaps right back. That is what happens when the material is designed for real-world athletic performance.

Built into the material. Plutonite blocks 100% of UV rays as an inherent property of the polymer, not as a coating that can wear off or be scratched away. So even a surface-scratched Oakley lens still offers full UV protection. It is one of the genuine advantages of this material over cheaper lenses where UV filtering is just an outer layer.

No. No Prizm lens — not even the lightest variants like Prizm Low Light — is certified for night driving. They are designed to enhance contrast in natural daylight, not darkness. For night driving you need clear lenses or a filter category 0 lens. It is an important detail that sometimes gets overlooked, and we prefer to be upfront about it.

The Plutonite itself resists most common chemicals, but the Iridium mirror coating is more delicate. We do not recommend cleaning with alcohol, acetone or harsh cleaning products — they can damage or stain the mirror layer. Warm water with a mild soap and a microfiber cloth is all you need. These are performance lenses, but the outer coating needs basic care.