- Is the Oakley Enigma Ink good for everyday prescription glasses?
- Yes. It is a full-rim rectangular lifestyle frame made to hold prescription lenses, so it fits daily wear at work and around town. It is not a sport shield and offers less coverage than a wrap.
- How does the Enigma Ink compare with Oakley sport frames?
- It is a standard rectangular frame, not a wrapped sport design. Sport frames give more coverage and grip for activity; the Enigma Ink is lighter-looking and more casual for everyday use.
- What face shape does a rectangular frame like this suit?
- Rectangular frames tend to balance round and oval faces by adding angles. They can look boxy on square or very angular faces, so try the fit before committing.
- Can I put my own prescription in this frame?
- Yes. It is sold as a prescription frame and takes custom lenses. Your optician needs your prescription and pupillary distance to cut lenses for it.
- What is included with the frame?
- Expect the frame itself, usually with a case and cleaning cloth from Oakley. Lens type and coatings depend on the option you choose, so confirm before ordering.
- Where is the Oakley Prescription Enigma Ink RX Polished Clear Eyesize Custom Lenses OX8190-0357 FSA Eligible SportRx cheapest?
- At Designer Optics, for $255.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Oakley Prescription Enigma Ink RX Polished Clear Eyesize Custom Lenses OX8190-0357 FSA Eligible SportRx?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Oakley, GlassesUSA.com, Designer Optics.