NicelyFit Polarized Replacement Lenses for Oakley Si Ballistic M Frame 2.0 Sunglasses

I read reviews and thought that the lenses didn’t fit and wouldn’t seat. However this is a issue even with the original stock lenses. You have to really make sure the lenses seat all the way, stock and replacement lenses. You have to flex the frame a bit and press pretty hard to get them to seat in the grooves properly. There’s a solid audible click when you do.Decent replacements for less than half the cost. I personally would not expect them to hold up the same level of ballistic protection as the Oakley brand lenses, but for minor eye protection, shades, etc. these are just fine with me. I’ll let the army issue me a new set of ballistic lenses when I deploy again.

Acquired a pair of Oakley M Frame 1.0 SI glasses with messed up lens. Bought this item as the replacement just for standard sun glasses. Fit 100% as expected. Clicked into frames and lock well, nose piece connected as expected. A fine cheaper polarized option if you want to do this on a budget. Not ANSI rated so wouldn't trust for anything but social situations.

Works just find, there’s a very slight depth distortion but you get used to it within a second or two. Secondly the nose piece from an actual Oakley lenses don’t exactly but it’s close enough!

My husband wears these. He is extremely satisfied. He tends to scratch them up from throwing them down every where. So I am very thankful for replacements.

These lens replacements are very flimsy and do not stay in the groove of the frame. Every time I clean them they pop out. Good price but you get what you pay for.

Total trash, there are good knockoffs and bad ones... these are TERRIBLE! Horrible clarity, and strange distortion save your 10$ and go to Walmart, probably better quality

Black with a slightly mirrored finish. I watched a YouTube video on how to put them in and they popped right into place. I don’t know if they’re actually mil spec PPE frames, but they’re a cheap replacement option for every day wear.

Well, you definitely get what you pay for. They feel sturdy enough, but the big issue is they don’t snap/lock into the frame.. the center piece is really the only thing holding them in. With the Oakley lenses, the corners lock into the frame too. Kind of a big deal for me and a flaw. I won’t be buying from these guys again.