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Jan 11, 2016 · Riding the wave of Jupiter Squared success, Oakley released another take on the Squared in 2012 — the Jupiter Factory Lite. First released as a Sunglass Hut exclusive, it came in 4 colorways: Brown with Tungsten Iridium, Brushed Aluminum with Ice Blue, Dark Blue with Black Iridium, and Matte Black with Black Iridium.
- This Guide Will Help You Determine Which Model You own.
- Jupiter
- Jupiter LX
- Jupiter Squared
- Jupiter Factory Lite
- Jupiter Carbon
- Jupiter Squared LX
The Oakley Jupiter was introduced in 2008 as the latest member of the Frogskins Family. It quickly became a household name.The Oakley Jupiter is only 8 years old and has since produced 5 more versions. Each model has its own distinct characteristics. The Jupiter name is derived from the name of the tree-frog mascot who accompanies Frogskins.Because...
The Oakley Jupiter is a modern twist on the traditional wayfarer style. It has a very similar front profile to its parent, Frogskin.Both have the keyhole nose bridge, rounded orbitals that are slightly squared in the corners and frame round lenses.The Jupiters are a shorter option for those with smaller faces, so they are a popular choice. The Oakl...
The Oakley Jupiter is almost indistinguishable from the Oakley LX at a glance.The profile of the Oakley Jupiter and LX are almost identical. They also have similar ear stem styles.The Jupiter LX is made from acetate, which is a heavier material than the Jupiter's O Matter.Acetate frames are heavier, which can lead to some limitations. However, it a...
The Jupiter Squared is next in the family, which was introduced in 2011 but is still in production.This style has more squared lenses and orbitals, as the name implies.It is not square but it is more boxy than its predecessor.The keyhole bridge that was featured on the Jupiter and Jupiter LX was removed. It has been replaced by a standard horseshoe...
Oakley, riding the success of Jupiter Squared, released the Jupiter Factory Light in 2012.It was first released by Sunglass Hut as an exclusive. It came in four colorways: Brown, Tungsten Iridium with Ice Blue, Brushed Aluminum and Ice Blue, Dark Blue, Dark Blue, and Matte Black, with Black Iridium.Factory Lite SKU is OO4066 Although the specificat...
The Oakley Jupiter Carbon was released in 2013. It isn't so unique as an individual frame, but it does have a Mr.A Potato Head.The Jupiter Carbon has no innovative design or new features. It's simply a mix-up of the Jupiter Squared, and the Jupiter Factory Light.The Jupiter Carbon came in the same colorways as the Factory Lite, except for the Ferra...
The Jupiter Squared LX is made from acetate, not O Matter, and has metal barrel hinges.The Jupiter Squared LX is essentially the same model as the Squared, with the same profile and same temple design.The specs for the Jupiter Squared LX are different. Therefore, the lenses are only compatible with that model.The SKU for the Jupiter Squared LX mode...
They do not stray far from the Jupiter Squared. Unlike the Jury they use a titanium alloy Twin Shock hinge system instead of an Omatter hinging system to link up the carbon fiber temples. The fit is snug and doesn't slide around at all like the heavier Jury did.
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Nov 7, 2013 · The two face is slightly bigger, width wise and the lenses are slightly shorter. If the Jupiters are any bigger in the width, they may be too big for me. I would appreciate any descriptions / comparisons as to fit. Also anyone with pics of themselves in Jupiter Squareds may be helpful.
Oct 15, 2015 · I have had these glasses for about 3 years now and lost one of the screws. Anyone know where I could buy these from? Also if I were to buy some new ones, what compares to these that are out now in terms of quality and style?
Oct 21, 2014 · Factory Lite has aluminum orbitals. They fit a little more snug. Factory carbon have O Matter orbitals. They fit better for large/wider heads. I thought it was ridiculous for Oakley to release the carbons, change the orbitals to plastic, then charge more than the lites for them. All depends on what fits you better.
Oct 2, 2014 · The subject is pretty self explanatory. Are the Jupiter's, Jupiter Carbon's, Jupiter Factory Lite's and/or Squared's too narrow for the bigheads?
