Replacement Temple Ear Socks for Oakley OX3122 OX3125 OX5089 OX5148 Glass Frames

I wear Oakley eyeglasses not for the brand but because they fit well. Since I wear hearing aids, Oakleys are the only glasses that fit comfortably over them. Instead of buying new frames every year, I just replace the lenses, though the ear socks wear out over time and start to slip off. These replacements fit my glasses perfectly, saving me from having to replace the frames. They look just like the originals—highly recommend!

The ear socks wear out over time and these are good replacements. The fit on my glasses was tight and they appear to be of reasonable quality.

Material was not as smooth or soft as original, but fits well. Was wasy to install, vomfortable in use. Totally worth the price.

I bought these before in a set of 4 but could not find them so I had to order new ones lol. They work just fine super tight to put on but after years of using them they loosen up come off and rip on the top but thats normal if you wear classes everyday you get about 3 or 4 years out of them for sure. I would recommend them.

I’ve had these on my glasses for a while now and they work perfectly! They are super easy to put on and look nice, the rubber won’t pull your hair like some do so they are comfy to wear and they are pretty stretchy so they don’t break easily! Definitely would purchase again

My original ear socks were split at the ends for quite a while. I tried superglue, but it kept failing. The prices were pretty high so I just dealt with the splits. I finally found these for a reasonable price having looked for some time. They fit very tight, so you have to be careful and slide them on slow and easy. They are a matte finish. I am very happy with these especially since I have two pairs of this Oakley OX5089 frame. For less than $10 for two pair, these are a no-brainer.

Fits and works as described, good quality in this item intended to replace the original parts in my eyeglasses frame. I would recommend its use in a future.

These are poorly made with the seam of the mold running down the center of the earsock. They're not designed like the original Oakley earsocks. One of the replacement earsocks tore from the opening along the seam about 3mm while traveling over the humped area of the temple. The material the temple is made of, some type of rubberized plastic or silicone, isn't evenly molded causing a very thin area at the open end of the earsock, which is what caused it to tare. The first earsock went on perfectly fine, it's the second one that tore on me. Not sure if placing them in hot water first would've prevented this, but if so, they should say so on the packaging.My original Oakley earsocks lasted 2 years. I highly doubt these will last the 1 year they claim to warranty them for. I'm returning these to Amazon.