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What is the difference between Oakley Holbrook XXL and Holbrook XL?
Can I get prescription lenses in the Oakley Holbrook XXL?
What is Oakley Prizm lens technology and how does it work?
What face size is the Holbrook XXL designed for?
Are Oakley Holbrook XXL lenses polarized?
What is the Holbrook XXL frame made of?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Oakley Holbrook Xxl 9487F Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly smaller fit (59mm lens, 145mm frame) ideal for medium to large faces
- Same classic Holbrook design and O-Matter construction
- Available with Prizm lens technology and prescription options
- The original Shaun White collaboration design from 2010
- Classic fit (55-57mm lens, 137mm frame) for small to medium faces
- Widest range of color options (21+ variations)
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Oakley Holbrook XXL vs. Holbrook XL vs. Original Holbrook: Which Size is Right for You?
Choosing between the Oakley Holbrook XXL, XL, and original Holbrook comes down to one critical factor: fit. All three share the same iconic design DNA—the keyhole bridge, metal rivets, and vintage-inspired aesthetic that made the Holbrook a modern classic. But the size differences, while measured in millimeters, make a significant impact on comfort and coverage.
Holbrook XXL 9487F: Maximum Coverage for Wider Faces
The Holbrook XXL is the largest in the family, with a 61mm lens width and 147mm frame width. It's engineered for individuals with wider faces (145-147mm temple-to-temple) or anyone who prefers an oversized, bold look. The XXL provides maximum vertical and horizontal coverage, making it ideal for outdoor activities where sun protection and visual clarity are paramount. If you've ever felt that sunglasses pinch your temples or sit too narrow on your face, the XXL solves that problem. It's also the best choice for those who want a statement frame that commands attention.
Holbrook XL 9417: The Goldilocks Option
The Holbrook XL sits between the original and the XXL, with a 59mm lens width and 145mm frame width. It's designed for medium to large faces and offers a slightly more generous fit than the original without going full oversized. The XL is the most versatile option—it works well for average to larger head shapes and provides excellent coverage without feeling too big. If you're unsure between the XL and XXL, the XL is often the safer bet for most wearers. It also comes in at a lower starting price point, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers.
Original Holbrook 9102: The Classic Fit
The original Holbrook 9102, created in collaboration with Shaun White in 2010, features a 55-57mm lens width and 137mm frame width. This is the classic fit that defined the Holbrook aesthetic and remains the best choice for small to medium faces. The original offers the widest range of color options (21+ variations) and maintains the proportions that made the Holbrook famous. However, if you have a larger face or prefer more coverage, the original will likely feel too snug and restrictive.
Our Recommendation
Choose the Holbrook XXL 9487F if you have a wider face (145mm+ temple-to-temple), prefer maximum coverage, or want a bold, oversized look. The XXL is also the best option for outdoor enthusiasts who need superior sun protection and the largest field of view. Choose the Holbrook XL 9417 if you have a medium to large face and want a versatile, slightly oversized fit without going full XXL. Choose the original Holbrook 9102 if you have a small to medium face and prefer the classic proportions that started it all.
All three models are prescription-ready, available with Prizm lens technology, and built with the same durable O-Matter frame material. The only real difference is size—so measure your face, consider your coverage preferences, and choose the Holbrook that fits your unique needs.
At a Glance
Oakley Holbrook XL 9417 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Slightly smaller fit (59mm lens, 145mm frame) ideal for medium to large faces
- Same classic Holbrook design and O-Matter construction
- Available with Prizm lens technology and prescription options
- Lower starting price point at $141.38
Cons:
- May feel too snug for wider faces or larger head shapes
- Less vertical lens coverage (45.5mm vs 47mm)
- Not ideal for those who prefer an oversized, bold look
Oakley Holbrook 9102 Sunglasses
Pros:
- The original Shaun White collaboration design from 2010
- Classic fit (55-57mm lens, 137mm frame) for small to medium faces
- Widest range of color options (21+ variations)
- Iconic proportions that defined the Holbrook aesthetic
Cons:
- Significantly smaller—will feel tight on larger faces
- Less lens coverage and protection
- Not suitable for those who need or prefer an XL or XXL fit