Oakley Moonlighters look just like Frogskins matt Black/Ruby iridium polarized SOLD

Posted on Wed 9th, February 2022

• #1

Retro_Bastard
I bought these in America and I'm not sure this colour combination was even available in the UK and there doesn't seem to be much stock of these in any colourway. They might even be discontinued. 4 years old but no scratches whatsoever. Matt Black with Ruby iridium polarized lenses. A quick Google says these are actually a womens model but i thought they were Frogskins with a new logo on the temples when i bought them they look the same to me and I've not been mis gendered once whilst wearing them. I paid extra for the premium Oakley hardcase as well which is included
£35 posted?

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• #2

M_V

Have they a leg length printed on the inside of the other leg?
• #3

M_V

Actually, given the shape of the leg it probably doesn't matter, dibs. I'll pm you.
• #4

Retro_Bastard in reply to @M_V
139mm

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Retro_Bastard

Sold

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