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Are the Oakley Lizard 5113 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What are Oakley Nanowire hinges and Unobtainium earsocks?
What face shapes work best with the Oakley Lizard 5113?
How much do the Oakley Lizard 5113 eyeglasses weigh?
What's included with the Oakley Lizard 5113 eyeglasses?
Can I get progressive lenses in the Oakley Lizard 5113 frames?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Oakley Lizard 5113 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar titanium construction and lightweight comfort
- Comparable price point and prescription compatibility
- Same Oakley performance features and build quality
- Premium titanium construction with similar weight and durability
- Updated Socket design with adjustable grip-fit nosepads
- Proven Socket family design with strong customer following
- Unique folding design for portability and travel
- Same-generation Oakley technology and build quality
- Titanium construction with similar durability benefits
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Oakley Lizard 5113 vs. Similar Titanium Prescription Frames
Choosing the right Oakley titanium eyeglasses comes down to design preference, budget, and specific features. Here's how the Lizard 5113 stacks up against comparable frames in our collection.
Oakley Lizard 5113 vs. Surface Plate 5132
Both frames share Oakley's titanium construction and fall within the same $165-$318 price range, but the design philosophy differs. The Lizard 5113's semi-rimless construction makes it noticeably lighter and gives it a more minimalist, barely-there aesthetic. The Surface Plate 5132 offers a full-rim design that provides more coverage and a bolder look. If you prioritize the lightest possible frame and a clean, understated style, the Lizard wins. If you prefer more visual presence and traditional frame coverage, the Surface Plate is the better choice.
Oakley Lizard 5113 vs. Socket Ti 5019
The Socket Ti 5019 represents Oakley's premium titanium collection with updated design and adjustable grip-fit nosepads. Both frames feature Unobtainium earsocks and ultra-lightweight titanium, but the Socket Ti starts at $300 compared to the Lizard's $165 entry point. The Socket Ti offers a full-rim rectangular design with thicker brow architecture, while the Lizard's semi-rimless construction is lighter and more minimal. For budget-conscious buyers or those who prefer a lighter frame, the Lizard 5113 delivers exceptional value. For those wanting Oakley's latest premium titanium technology and don't mind the higher price, the Socket Ti is worth considering.
Oakley Lizard 5113 vs. Wingfold Evs 5115
The Wingfold Evs 5115 shares the same generation of Oakley technology (similar model numbers) but adds unique folding functionality for portability. This makes the Wingfold ideal for frequent travelers or those who need compact storage. However, the folding mechanism adds weight and complexity compared to the Lizard's straightforward semi-rimless design. The Wingfold also starts at $240 versus the Lizard's $165. If you travel frequently and value compact storage, the Wingfold's folding feature justifies the premium. For everyday wear where portability isn't a priority, the Lizard 5113 offers a lighter, simpler, and more affordable titanium option.
Our recommendation: The Oakley Lizard 5113 offers the best combination of lightweight titanium construction, semi-rimless minimalist design, and value pricing in Oakley's optical lineup. It's ideal for anyone who wants Oakley's performance features—Nanowire hinges, Unobtainium earsocks, and corrosion-resistant titanium—without paying for premium features they may not need.
At a Glance
Oakley Surface Plate 5132 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar titanium construction and lightweight comfort
- Comparable price point and prescription compatibility
- Same Oakley performance features and build quality
Cons:
- Different frame design may not suit all face shapes as well
- May have different hinge technology than Nanowire
- Full-rim design is heavier than Lizard's semi-rimless construction
Oakley Socket Ti 5019 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Premium titanium construction with similar weight and durability
- Updated Socket design with adjustable grip-fit nosepads
- Proven Socket family design with strong customer following
Cons:
- Higher price point ($300-$318 vs $165-$318)
- Different frame shape may not suit all preferences
- Full-rim design lacks the minimalist aesthetic of semi-rimless Lizard
Oakley Wingfold Evs 5115 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Unique folding design for portability and travel
- Same-generation Oakley technology and build quality
- Titanium construction with similar durability benefits
Cons:
- Higher price point ($240-$318)
- Folding mechanism adds complexity vs simple Lizard design
- May be heavier due to folding hardware