Spotting Fake Oakley Sunglasses: JAWBREAKERS - 10 signs to a spotting a Foakley

This video looks are the difference between fake Oakely's Jawbreakers, and real ones. Signs are easy to tell when comparing, but what to look for when you are buying a second hand pair with nothing to compare it to?
Spot the following differences:
1) case size
2) case tags
3) case clip
4) frame feel
5) serial number
6) rubber pads
7) nose clip
8) JAW opening
9) cleaning bag
10) laser etching

[@garyd9964]

Glad I checked out your video. I'll be sure to look for the telltale signs if I buy used. Thanks!

[@beckerf4n]

i have the original jawbreaker but this guy is shaking too much.

[@leonidascarranza7893]

ty for the tips

[@AleCardenasRealtor]

Im getting the fake ones

[@psd9850]

I bought a custom jawbreaker on the official Oakley website. Doesn't have a serial number. I'm confused.

[@cristhianmoreno2222]

I also have some glasses bought in the store but they don't have serials.

[@psd9850]

@@cristhianmoreno2222 I've contacted Oakley for this. Custom glasses don't get a serial number.

[@foreveryoung999]

Mine is the real deal.

[@wassup3478]

honestly i might buy the fake one

[@runbikeswim3652]

There are some videos out there that say the lens aren't as good or can shatter and wreck your eye in a crash. My pair so far has been holding up (though I have never crashed with them on).

[@naitikbharatsolanki3611]

Where to buy

[@erikp6505]

You buy Oakleys for the quality of the optics - I have Zero Oakleys that are 20 years old and only have very minor scratches after all that time. If you wear for long periods - the better optics will be kinder to your eyes

[@karidunn9040]

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[@giljesusseraspe9225]

For me as a designer myself, that';s gotta be one of the cheaply designed Oakley sunglasses I've evr seen.

[@PaulAdrianTeam]

This shaking hands 🤲