FAQs
Does Oakley have free shipping?
Yes! Oakley offers free Green Shipping, which takes about 7 business days, on all orders over $50. If your cart is under $50, standard shipping fees will apply and vary depending on state.
Are Oakley meta glasses waterproof?
It depends on which model of Oakley Meta glasses you buy because they have different water resistance ratings.
Oakley Meta Vanguard are water resistant with an IP67 rating, they are built specifically for active, outdoor use and can survive being submerged in up to 1 meter (about 3.3 feet) of water for up to 30 minutes.
Oakley Meta HSTN are not waterproof as they only have an IPX4 rating. This means they are only designed to withstand light splashes of water or light sweat
Which Oakley lenses are best for golf?
Oakley makes two specialized lenses for the golf course: Prizm Golf and Prizm Dark Golf, which use Oakley's Prizm Sport technology and a distinct rose-colored base tint. This specific tint manipulates the light entering your eyes to drastically enhance colour contrast, making it easier to read the grain in the greens, spot transitions between the fairway and the rough, and track a white golf ball against a blue sky.
I'm a fan of smart tech, but don't just take my word for it. Our family over at Cycling Monthly explain exactly how Oakley's Prizm Lenses offer a competitive edge on the golf course.
Do Oakley Meta glasses have a display?
No, Oakley Meta glasses do not have a built-in display or screen. Like the standard Ray-Ban Meta glasses, both the Oakley Meta HSTN and the Oakley Meta Vanguard models are audio and camera smart glasses. They do not project any holograms, maps, or augmented reality text into your field of view.
Does Oakley accept VSP?
Yes, Oakley accepts Vision Service Plan insurance in physical stores; however, for online orders, you must pay the full price for your prescription eyewear at checkout. Download an out-of-network claim form directly on Oakley's website or through your VSP account, then submit the completed form along with your Oakley receipt to VSP to get a reimbursement check for your covered allowance.
Oakley Saving Tips
Join the MVP Loyalty Program: The easiest way to get a discount at Oakley is to register for their free Oakley MVP program. Just by signing up with your email address on the website, you will get an exclusive welcome reward code to use to your first order. Also, MVP membership gives you access to exclusive member-only sales and a 50% replacement protection discount if you scratch your custom lenses within the first 90 days.
Shop the Sale Page: Although major holidays like Black Friday, Labor Day and Cyber Monday have the biggest discounts. Oakley still has a permanent Sale page on their website where they continuously rotate out past-season products, discontinued frame colors, and overstock. You can often find premium sunglasses, snow goggles, and athletic apparel up to 50% off the original price.
Student Discount: Oakley partners with UNiDAYS to offer up to 25% off orders for students. By logging into the portal and verifying your student status, you will get a single-use promotional code to use on your order. Note, generally, this code cannot be stacked.
Military Discount: If you are active-duty military, a veteran, a law enforcement officer, a firefighter, an EMS, or a government employee, you can apply for the Oakley Standard Issue program via the link at the bottom of the website. This gives access to exclusive equipment and permanent discounts that often reach up to 50% off.
How to use a Oakley promo code
- Choose one of our Oakley coupons you'd like to use and click "Get Code" to reveal it.
- Copy the code for later, then head to the Oakley website to start shopping.
- After adding an item(s) to your shopping cart, click on the bag icon in the top right corner.
- Above your total (located on the right ), you'll see a button labeled 'Add A Promo Code'.
- Click on the button, and a box will appear
- Paste your Oakley promo code, click on the "Apply" button, and your discount will be immediately shown.
- Proceed through the rest of the checkout as normal to place your order.
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