Oakley Vault Sunglass Case Round Eyeglass, One Size

Fits Conductor 8's perfectly and likely other similar shaped wrap-arounds, but not sunglasses with giant Hollywood Style lenses. It's made with flexible, yet strong crush-resistant material and a robust zipper. Looks great too!

I recently got prescription Oakley sunglasses but the optometrist said Oakley only gives out the cloth drawstring eyeglass covers which protect the lenses from scratches but that's it. I bring these with me when traveling and needed something to protect the frame from getting crushed or bent. These work perfectly for my curved sunglasses and I can easily pack them in my luggage without worrying about them. The case itself is also good quality and looks like it will last. Would definitely recommend this product.

No surprises here. OEM and a good replacement, identical to the original. The glasses last forever. The case may need to be replaced, and this is worth the cost. Nice case.

This review is for Oakley Vault Sunglass Case Round Eyeglass, One Size. I purchased all three versions that were available in this listing: Black, Black/M Frame Array, and Black/Radar Array. Let me start off by saying that trying to find a smaller Oakley case for Oakley M Frame Alpha is ridiculously difficult. I have even reached out to Oakley customer service multiple times, and each one of their agents gives me different answers. For those who may not be familiar with Oakley M Frame Alpha, they are the latest version, and they came out after M Frame 3.0. I will break this review down by each of the three cases, and I will post pictures.Case designated as Black was the smallest of the group. It is just a single open void inside the case. The case itself has hard nylon type of mesh on it, and the case is a very sturdy hard case with a single zipper. The M Frame Alpha fits in this case, but the case is a fair amount larger than the glasses. So, the glasses have a significant amount of movement inside the case. This makes me wonder if the glasses run the risk of getting scratched or damaged. If I keep this case, I think I will put the glasses in their microfiber bag before putting them in the case, which will be an additional and annoying step every time I go to use or put away the glasses.The Black/M Frame Array case was the largest case of the group. All the cases had the same type of hard nylon mesh exterior, hard case construction, single zipper, and soft felt lining. This case had a hard phone insert on the bottom half. It had three slots for lenses (including the ones on the frame), and a spot for a spare nose piece. The lens cutouts were too small for the M Frame Alpha lenses. If I really wanted to, I suppose I could take something like an X-Acto knife and carve out the slots further to fit the lens.The Black/Radar Array case was again the same on the outside as the others. It was larger than the Black case and smaller than the Black/M Frame Array case. It hard a hard phone insert on the bottom with cutouts for two lenses (including the ones on the frame). The cutouts here too were too small for the M Frame Alpha.So far, I have been unable to find a case, other than the larger square one that came with my Oakley Frame Alpha Operator Array kit to fit my glasses. I just don't want to lug around the large box that holds the anti-fog solution, four lenses, Helo gasket, and Halo goggles. I'll either have to keep searching to see if Oakley makes another case for M Frame Alpha, use the small (but slight oversize) case, or modify one of these other cases.

Fits perfectly for my Gascan Oakley's. Flatter and easier to carry than the round tubular size.

Just bought this for my husband’s sunglasses and wasn’t sure it would work. The zipper broke on his original one and this one seemed a bit smaller. It is smaller but fits the glasses perfectly. He likes it better because it slips into his pocket easier. Seems well-constructed and sturdy.

Keeps them protected and has a space for different lens nice!

great size for stuffing in PacSafe tote - it's about the size/shape of an empanada, adequately sized for Maui Jim sunglasses that are kinda wide/curved frames (sunglasses don't rattle around, like other too-big cases), but, the zipper is a bit stiff to get closed at either corner, very much requires two hands, squeezing it shut while zipping it, and full attention. Not as hands-free, walk-and-toss in my tote as I had hoped.