Hi Sir. Off topic question. Is there a difference in the Oakley M Frame made in 2014 and the Oakley M Frame 2024??? I just got my M Frame 2 days back and I kind of feel it’s a bit smaller in size compared to the ones manufactured from 2000 to 2014. Last question is that my M Frame box with the product and model code it’s mentioned as Industrial M Frame. So can I use them for my sports purposes. Thanks
That's a complicated situation. I know Oakley has changed manufacturing slightly on many of their products over the years. Recently they altered the "ballistic cases", for example, and they no longer feature the metal icon but instead have a "raised" Oakley "O" logo which is the same material as the case itself. Likewise, you may remember near the end of the product lifecycle of the New M Frames (gen 3) Oakley slightly altered the nosepieces, whereby the outer plastic part was "smooth and rounded" as opposed to the traditional design that was always used. That being said, I am not familiar with any alterations or changes in production from certain years over the M Frames, but of course there may be slight differences - especially when considering standard M Frames vs industrial M Frames. Sorry I couldn't provide a more definitive answer, but thanks for watching and thanks for your comment nonetheless!
@@nikeandaiza4521 Thank you for the response and yes I feel a bit of changes in the M Frame from what I used once in 2009 during a sport game and the one I just received. To be frank it doesn’t seem like a Oakley that used to be made 10 years back and now the quality is really bad after luxotica took over them. Really miss the Juliet, Romeo, X squared and so on. 🥲
@@ashwinj6339 Sounds like luxottica TRASH. I just picked up a pair of Prizm Sapphire M2s and the microbag was horrendous (perhaps similar to what you're describing with the M Frame changes over the years). We'll probably shoot a video soon to discuss further, so stay tuned.
This is another pair I want to add to my arsenal. Just picked up his signature emerald Juliet the other day and that pair is amazing.
Congratulations on those Juliets! They are definitely a beautiful pair!
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Hi Sir. Off topic question.
Is there a difference in the Oakley M Frame made in 2014 and the Oakley M Frame 2024???
I just got my M Frame 2 days back and I kind of feel it’s a bit smaller in size compared to the ones manufactured from 2000 to 2014.
Last question is that my M Frame box with the product and model code it’s mentioned as Industrial M Frame. So can I use them for my sports purposes.
Thanks
That's a complicated situation. I know Oakley has changed manufacturing slightly on many of their products over the years. Recently they altered the "ballistic cases", for example, and they no longer feature the metal icon but instead have a "raised" Oakley "O" logo which is the same material as the case itself. Likewise, you may remember near the end of the product lifecycle of the New M Frames (gen 3) Oakley slightly altered the nosepieces, whereby the outer plastic part was "smooth and rounded" as opposed to the traditional design that was always used. That being said, I am not familiar with any alterations or changes in production from certain years over the M Frames, but of course there may be slight differences - especially when considering standard M Frames vs industrial M Frames. Sorry I couldn't provide a more definitive answer, but thanks for watching and thanks for your comment nonetheless!
@@nikeandaiza4521 Thank you for the response and yes I feel a bit of changes in the M Frame from what I used once in 2009 during a sport game and the one I just received. To be frank it doesn’t seem like a Oakley that used to be made 10 years back and now the quality is really bad after luxotica took over them. Really miss the Juliet, Romeo, X squared and so on. 🥲
@@ashwinj6339 Sounds like luxottica TRASH. I just picked up a pair of Prizm Sapphire M2s and the microbag was horrendous (perhaps similar to what you're describing with the M Frame changes over the years). We'll probably shoot a video soon to discuss further, so stay tuned.
@@nikeandaiza4521 sure thing