Oakley Holbrook Rx - Brown - OX8156


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The Oakley Holbrook OX8156 Prescription Glasses in Matte Brown Tortoise blend comfort, durability, and a classic style, making them an excellent choice for daily prescription wear. These lightweight frames accommodate various lens types, providing a secure fit, but users should ensure the wrap style aligns with their preferred aesthetic and comfort.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Gender | Male |
| Colour | Brown |
| Model Part Number | 815602 |
| Brand | Oakley |
The frames feature a lightweight `O Matter` front, which is a durable and comfortable material used by Oakley for many of their performance eyewear products.
Yes, these frames are suitable for various prescription lenses, including thin, light, varifocal, and blue light blocking options. Always consult with your optician to confirm compatibility with your specific prescription requirements.
No, the Oakley Holbrook Rx OX8156 frames are designed with a lightweight `O Matter` front to ensure comfortable extended wear without causing pressure or discomfort.
Yes, each pair of Oakley Holbrook Rx OX8156 glasses includes a branded hard case and a soft drawstring bag for convenient protection and storage.
Use a dedicated eyewear cleaning solution and a clean, soft microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lenses and frame. Avoid using harsh chemicals, paper products, or abrasive materials, which can damage the lenses or frame finish.
A '4 base frame' refers to the curvature of the frame. A lower base curve like 4 provides a flatter front profile, which is often suitable for a wider range of prescriptions and offers a classic, less curved look compared to higher base curve frames.
Visit your optician for a professional adjustment of the frame arms and nose pads to ensure a snug, comfortable fit tailored to your face.
Ensure you are using a clean microfiber cloth and an eyewear-specific cleaning spray. Avoid using shirts or paper towels, which can scratch lenses. If blurriness persists, check for lens coating damage.
Inspect the small screws at the hinges. If loose, gently tighten them with a small eyewear screwdriver. If the frame itself feels warped, consult your optician for professional repair or adjustment.