Premium replacement lenses for the Flak Jacket XLJ. Restore UV protection, clarity, and style — at a fraction of new frame cost.
Also available — Polarized: Mirror Coated (Fire Red, Emerald, 24K Gold, Titanium), Color Coated (Ice Blue, Purple), Non-Coated (Black, Brown, Transition/Photochromic) · Non-Polarized: Black, Ice Blue, Clear, Fire Red, Pink, Titanium, Yellow · ISARC®: Black, Ice Blue, Fire Red, Titanium · Mr. Shield® (premium, water/salt/soap resistant): Black, Ice Blue, Brown, Emerald, Fire Red, Titanium · Check Variation listing: Flak Jacket XLJ ›
Fits: Oakley Flak Jacket XLJ — all colorways use the same lens shape.
Lens width: 63 mm
How to confirm fit:
1. Find the SKU inside your frame arm — if it starts with OO9009, it fits
2. If it shows an old-style code instead, match it against the list below
3. Confirm the lens width (63mm) is marked on the frame arm
4. No suffix like "F" or "D" after the frame SKU
Compatible old-style SKUs (a selection — any of these fit):
03-897, 03-898, 03-899, 03-902, 03-903, 03-909, 03-910, 03-915, 03-916, 03-917, 03-918, 03-919, 03-920, 03-921, 03-922, 03-926, 03-927, 03-928, 03-929, 03-931, 03-932, 03-933, 03-934, 03-939, 03-941, 03-942, 03-943, 03-944, 03-945, 03-947, 03-948, 11-004, 11-052, 11-432, 11-435, 11-490, 12-791, 12-791L1, 12-903, 12-904, 12-905, 13-719, 13-721, 13-723, 24-005, 24-006, 24-007, 24-008, 24-009, 24-010, 24-011, 24-012, 24-013, 24-014, 24-015, 24-016, 24-020, 24-026, 24-030, 24-062
Polarized is the best all-rounder — the picks below fine-tune the lens for each use.
☀️ Glare & water — Polarized is king
🏃 Sport & trail
🌙 Low-light & specialty
⚠️ Always confirm your exact frame & model in the Fit Guide above before ordering.
Material: Triacetate (TAC) · Thickness: 1.4mm · Polarization: 100%
Features:
Care: Avoid salt water, pool water, soap/detergent, and alcohol-based cleaners. Clean with clear water and microfiber cloth only.
Lens colors shown on our website are as accurate as possible, but actual color may vary slightly from what appears on screen due to differences in device displays, screen brightness/color settings, and photography lighting. This is especially true for lenses with a mirror coating, where the reflective finish can look different depending on the angle and light.
This is a normal part of how coated lenses look and photograph — it does not indicate a defect or quality issue with the lens.