KygearAnti-fading Polarized Replacement Lenses for Oakley Fives Squared Sunglasses

Glasses look like new

Bought these lenses 2 weeks ago to replace scratched up lenses on my husband's Oakley Five Squared. With just a little muscle, they snapped right into place and fit like a glove. No problems so far, we'll see if they hold up over time. If they do, these are a great way to revive your Oakley's at a fraction of the cost.

My Five Squared sunglasses are at least 6-7 years old and I've been considering replacing the lenses for a couple of years due to some scratching. Browsing the Oakey website on and off where replacement lenses are $$ and even more $ for polarized versions. So I had never pulled the trigger. It had never occurred to me that there would be non-OEM lenses available for the frames until I happened across these on Amazon. Of course there are. Comparably inexpensive and polarized as well.The most difficult part of the purchase was deciding on the lens color/finish. Once I placed the order the lenses arrived promptly, securely wrapped and packaged, in perfect condition. The seller also included a new tote bag for my pair of sunglasses, and a small card to test if the lenses are in fact polarized, which they are.Replacement was a snap, literally. There are videos on YouTube for many frames. Essentially you gently lift the upper edge of the frame and push the lens out, then reverse the process to install the new lens. It took all of 45 seconds for both. It's simple enough that it's conceivable to purchase a couple different colors of lens and swap them out now and again.I'd not hesitate to buy again.

I've had these lenses for about two years. Like someone mentioned before, they are blue on the outside but show a yellow tint when looking through them. Decided to deal with it. They scratch very easily, after two years it's already time to change. For the price, I probably got what I paid for...

Fit the fives perfectly and reduce glare as advertised. I like the way they look and they are clear. The downfall is the anti scratch advertising, I set them on the kitchen counter and dropped them when moving the things around. unfortunately the impact on the floor caused the lens to scratch.