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What does the 'A' mean in Oakley Crosslink A 8118?
Are Oakley Crosslink A 8118 frames prescription-ready?
What is O-Matter frame material and how durable is it?
Do the Oakley Crosslink A 8118 frames have adjustable temples?
What face shapes work best with the Crosslink A 8118 rectangle frames?
Can I use my FSA or HSA to purchase Oakley Crosslink prescription glasses?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Oakley Crosslink A 8118 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar price range ($95-$187) to the Crosslink A
- Slightly different rectangular shape that may suit boxed or angular face shapes better
- O-Matter construction with same lightweight durability
- Sportier, more aggressive styling inspired by EVZero sunglasses
- Larger lens sizes (56mm and 58mm) for bigger faces and wider field of view
- Distinctive bottom frame styling for a more athletic look
- Same $187 price point as the Crosslink A
- More contemporary, lifestyle-oriented design
- O-Matter frame construction with Oakley durability
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Oakley Crosslink A 8118 vs. Similar Prescription Frames
Choosing the right Oakley prescription frame depends on your face shape, fit needs, and lifestyle. Here's how the Crosslink A 8118 compares to other popular options in our collection.
Crosslink A 8118 vs. Plank 2.0 8081
Both frames sit in the same price range ($95-$187) and feature O-Matter construction, but they serve different needs. The Crosslink A 8118 offers low-bridge fit with adjustable wire-core temples, making it ideal for people with lower nose bridges or anyone who needs a more customizable fit. The bold two-tone temple designs add sporty personality. The Plank 2.0 takes a more minimalist approach with cleaner temple lines and a slightly different rectangular shape that works well for boxed or angular faces—but it's only available in standard fit. If you need low-bridge fit or plan to wear your glasses during sports and active pursuits, the Crosslink A's adjustability and secure grip give it the edge. If you prefer understated styling for primarily office wear, the Plank 2.0 delivers.
Crosslink A 8118 vs. Crosslink Zero 8076
These are siblings in the Crosslink family, but with distinct personalities. The Crosslink Zero draws inspiration from Oakley's EVZero sunglasses with a sportier, more aggressive look and distinctive bottom frame styling. It's available in larger lens sizes (56mm and 58mm) for bigger faces. However, the Zero has fixed temples and comes in standard fit only. The Crosslink A 8118 offers the low-bridge fit and interchangeable, adjustable temples that make it more versatile. Both are priced at $187, so the choice comes down to fit needs and aesthetic preference. If you have a lower nose bridge or want maximum adjustability, the Crosslink A is the clear winner. If you have a standard fit and want the most athletic look possible, the Zero delivers.
Crosslink A 8118 vs. Hyperlink 8051
At the same $187 price point, the Hyperlink 8051 represents Oakley's more lifestyle-focused prescription eyewear—contemporary styling with less overt sportiness. It's a great choice if you want Oakley quality and durability in a frame that leans more fashion-forward. But like most Oakley frames, it's standard fit only. The Crosslink A 8118 is the better choice if you need low-bridge fit, want adjustable temples for a custom fit, or prefer the sporty aesthetic with bold accent colors. The Crosslink A also offers superior grip and security for active wear thanks to its Unobtainium components and wire-core adjustability.
Bottom line: The Crosslink A 8118 stands out in Oakley's prescription lineup for its low-bridge fit, adjustable temples, and true crossover design that works from the office to the trail. If you've struggled with standard frames sliding down your nose or need eyewear that can handle an active lifestyle, this is the frame to choose.
At a Glance
Oakley Plank 2.0 8081 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar price range ($95-$187) to the Crosslink A
- Slightly different rectangular shape that may suit boxed or angular face shapes better
- O-Matter construction with same lightweight durability
- Clean, minimalist temple design for a more understated look
Cons:
- Standard fit only—not available in low-bridge/Asian fit
- No adjustable wire-core temples like the Crosslink A
- Less sporty aesthetic may not appeal to active lifestyle users
- Fewer color options with bold accent temples
Oakley Crosslink Zero 8076 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Sportier, more aggressive styling inspired by EVZero sunglasses
- Larger lens sizes (56mm and 58mm) for bigger faces and wider field of view
- Distinctive bottom frame styling for a more athletic look
- Same O-Matter durability and Unobtainium grip technology
Cons:
- Fixed temples—no interchangeable temple system like Crosslink A
- Standard fit only—not available in low-bridge fit
- Same $187 price point but less versatility in fit adjustment
- More sport-focused design may be too casual for professional settings
Oakley Hyperlink 8051 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same $187 price point as the Crosslink A
- More contemporary, lifestyle-oriented design
- O-Matter frame construction with Oakley durability
- Full-rim design supports wide range of prescriptions
Cons:
- Standard fit only—no low-bridge option
- Less adjustability than Crosslink A's wire-core temples
- Fewer bold color options and sporty temple designs
- May not offer the same secure fit for active use