Thanks Michael! ...now to take a breather. May the Oakley new release machine have mercy on us. LOL - H01B3RG

Agreed! Also, I like your display using a two-tier.

I can't decide if I like the old metal stand or the newer circular ones for displaying the Madman. I don't like how low they sit with the bridge point being so high. It does seem to give them a more aggressive stance though if viewed from the side.



- SunDevil08

Opened a new thread to explain how I made them sit properly on the Black 2.0 Stand: http://www.o-review.com/forum_detail.php?ID=12893&p=last#new

...and hopefully we can trade ideas on other creative ways to display them.

(Didn't want to hijack this thread)

Finally got some time to check out the Madman and they look better than expected. Definitely a cool pair that says Oakley. Glad to see all the love this pair is getting here too!

Created a 'stock' image for the Concept Studio piece

I would so rock that.

To the rightful owner

True but wouldn't the "Badman" be more appropriate?

Yes, they should have flipped the names

Lookin; awesome! (I have to say that, as that's the colorway I'm hoping to get this weekend.) :)

As crazy as the Madman is, it just works so well on a lot of people. Nice shot

I hope you get them Paul!

As crazy as the Madman is, it just works so well on a lot of people. Nice shot - Dann

Agreed. I think it's because that Madman is very narrow, with no expectation of wraparound coverage. A narrow frame on a large head doesn't look nearly as awkward as too wide a frame on a smaller head/face.

TBH, I haven't seen many people pull off the Madman successfully (myself included). it's a fun pair to wear and is totally crazy, but you really need some specific facial features to look good with them on.