The pros- looks great (on me!), light, with great optics. Optics are better than most brands with polarized lenses. They fit well on my narrowish face. Despite careful scrutiny, the finish is flawless. The frames grip well and tend to stay on my face despite some light sweating.
The cons- looks cheap. Hard to explain why...its metal gray finish perhaps. Its light weight and slender design somehow makes it look fake. The Oakley logo, normally large enough on its products to be seen a mile away, is inconspicuous here. Depending on your point of view, that maybe a good thing.
The rubberized grip is another issue. It certainly grips well but not in a comfortable way. The grip is pretty tight too, and soon becomes bothersome around my nasal bridge and more so at my temples. Perhaps its all part of the sporty nature of these glasses.
Regardless, putting on these glasses is a far less pleasant experience than putting on my Ray-Bans. Which admittedly cost 3 times more. Once on my face, its tolerable. But only for an hour or so. I'm somehow always relieved to take them off. My Ray-Bans, with it's heavier polarized glass (not plastic) lenses and bigger metal frames have a reassuring weight and heft to them, yet are super comfortable to wear. Half the time, I'm not even aware I'm wearing them.
So, would I buy them again? Probably not, and thats squarely due to the comfort factor. I've stared at these glasses long enough to find them very well made, appreciated the finish on the glass bits, and worn them long enough to confirm that these are indeed superior lenses.
Plus, the wife likes them....