Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Oakley Top Spinner 4B 3136 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What material are the Oakley Top Spinner 4B frames made from?
What face shapes work best with the Oakley Top Spinner 4B?
What sizes are available for the Oakley Top Spinner 4B 3136?
Do the Oakley Top Spinner 4B frames have adjustable nose pads?
Are Oakley Top Spinner 4B eyeglasses durable for everyday wear?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Oakley Top Spinner 4b 3136 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Lower price point ($79-$172 vs $172)
- Same Top Spinner design DNA
- Lightweight metal construction
- Ultra-light steel construction
- Unobtainium earsocks for grip
- Three-Point Fit technology
- Premium titanium construction
- Even lighter than stainless steel
- TruBridge technology available on some versions
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Oakley Top Spinner 4B vs. Similar Metal Prescription Frames
Choosing between Oakley's metal prescription frames often comes down to budget, material preference, and specific fit features. Here's how the Top Spinner 4B compares to other popular options in our collection.
Top Spinner 4B vs. Top Spinner 5B
The Oakley Top Spinner 5B 3133 is the closest sibling to the 4B, sharing the same design philosophy and lightweight metal construction. The main difference lies in sizing options and price—the 5B starts at $79, making it a more budget-friendly entry point into the Top Spinner family. Both feature adjustable nose pads and flex hinges, so your choice may come down to which specific size and color combinations are available. If you've found the right fit in one model, the other will feel familiar.
Top Spinner 4B vs. Steel Plate 3222
The Oakley Steel Plate 3222 offers a slimmer, more refined profile compared to the Top Spinner 4B's straightforward rectangular design. Both use lightweight metal construction, but the Steel Plate emphasizes sculptural temple angles and tapering for a more distinctive look. The Steel Plate includes air-filled comfort nose pads and Oakley's Three-Point Fit technology, similar comfort features to the Top Spinner. Price-wise, they overlap ($139-$255 for Steel Plate vs. $172 for Top Spinner 4B), so the decision comes down to whether you prefer the Top Spinner's clean simplicity or the Steel Plate's more angular styling.
Top Spinner 4B vs. Metal Plate 5038
If you're considering the Top Spinner 4B but want the absolute lightest and most premium material, the Oakley Metal Plate 5038 steps up to titanium construction. Titanium is lighter than stainless steel, virtually indestructible, and hypoallergenic—the same material used in fighter jets. You'll pay more ($184-$346), but you get Oakley's most advanced metal frame technology. The Metal Plate also features TruBridge technology on some versions, offering even more fit customization. Choose the Top Spinner 4B if you want excellent durability at a fair price; choose the Metal Plate 5038 if you want the ultimate in lightweight performance and don't mind the premium.
Our take: The Top Spinner 4B hits the sweet spot for most users—durable stainless steel construction, proven comfort features, and a price that doesn't require justification. It's the frame you'll wear daily without thinking about it, which is exactly what good eyewear should be.
At a Glance
Oakley Top Spinner 5B 3133 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lower price point ($79-$172 vs $172)
- Same Top Spinner design DNA
- Lightweight metal construction
Cons:
- May have different size options
- Potentially fewer color choices
- Less widely reviewed than the 4B model
Oakley Steel Plate 3222 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Ultra-light steel construction
- Unobtainium earsocks for grip
- Three-Point Fit technology
- Air-filled comfort nose pads
Cons:
- Similar price range ($139-$255)
- May have a slimmer profile that some prefer less substantial
- Different temple design aesthetic
Oakley Metal Plate 5038 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Premium titanium construction
- Even lighter than stainless steel
- TruBridge technology available on some versions
- Extremely durable and corrosion-resistant
Cons:
- Higher price point ($184-$346)
- May be overkill for casual users
- Premium features add cost without major visual difference



