Customer Reviews Oakley Jupiter Squared Polarized

I have an oval 7 3/8 size head; that's a decently large noggin. For those who always wanted but to own but would never look good in Oakley Holbrook or Frogskin these are the glasses for you. Lightweight, Edgy, Cool are just some descriptive words. Oakley is made in the USA (for whomever that matters). They are a lightweight plastic. Some people find plastic an inferior material claiming a lack of durability to a metal counterpart but really any pair of sunglasses can get broken under equal conditions. This particular Red Iridium lens looks unique amongst the typical dark or mirrored lenses creating an almost rainbow effect that people notice. The frame has a slight squarish shape which lends a bit more modernity as compared to the Holbrooks. I currently own about 12 pairs of sunglasses (I know, a bit excessive) and these are definitely in the group of truly personal favorites.

Love these glasses, the frame is a little smaller so they fit perfect. Once again Zappos service is top notch. Free overnight shipping, product arrived in less than 24 hours!

I've never gotten so many compliments on a pair of sunglasses as I've gotten with these babies. The shape of the lenses are timeless, but the colors are really cool, transitioning from red to purple to indigo as you turn your head. The unobtanium ear socks provide a little slip resistance, but not to the level of some of Oakley's active line of sunglasses. That being said, they're grippy enough for this semi-active father of 3 and they've never fallen off of my face. They dress up and down really well. I've worn them with a suit and with a t-shirt and shorts, and they've never seemed out of place. These will be my go-to sunglasses for a while.

I ordered for my daughter. They came quickly and I had emails all the way tracking my purchase. She loves the glasses.

Nice shades. A good step away from the more "sporty" shades Oakley is known for. Zappos delivered on time, as stated.

I really enjoy the Jupiter Squared with perhaps only one reservation about the frame and the lenses. As for the frame, the piece that goes over your ear is quite thick and really pushes your ear out, which can make it difficult if you normally wear fitted hats and tuck your ears in. (Weird? Maybe.) If you don't tuck your ears in, the combined thickness of your hat plus the earpiece can really give you some elephant ears. Just something to think about if you wear hats. The lenses that it comes with are a mirror tint, and I think I would have preferred a black polarized. I believe these can be purchased separately, although not cheaply. Otherwise I really like the style, especially when I don't wear a hat. They can obviously be worn casually but also look good with formal attire. The rubber over the ear piece is nice because they tend stay in place quite well, even when you sweat.