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- Authentic - Paris Miki guarantees that this Rayban Eyewear is 100% authentic and is sourced directly from the manufacturer. We ship each Rayban eyewear with its original packaging including an insignia box, insignia storage case and product and warranty information so that you can be assured that your Rayban eyewear is 100% Authentic.
- The Aviator features a slight wrap and an angular eye shape. The Sunglasses are manufactured in Italy.
- The Frame has the genuine Ray Ban logo distinctly displayed on the inside of each temple.
- Polarized and non-polarized lenses available. All lenses have the Genuine Ray Ban Insignia in the upper left and right side corners.
- The frame material is "Metal".
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Since 1937, Ray-Ban can genuinely claim the title as the world's leading sunglasses and optical eyewear brand. Combining the best of fashion and sports performance, the Ray-Ban line of Sunglasses delivers a truly classic style that will have you looking great today and for years to come.
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Reviews:
Best sun glasses I ever owned
I bought my first pair of Ray Ban Aviators a few months ago and was immediately smitten. The syle is classic, if you don't look good in these then you will just never look good. More importantly Ray Bans, especially with the polarized lenses, are just quality eyewear. I am sure that other brands come in larger sizes but the oversize Ray Bans are the first sun glasses I've ever worn that really fit, and I feel as if I can see for miles with the polarized lenses. Money well spent.
Classic Style
I decided to get a pair of these to offset all the plastic framed glasses I own. The are great glasses and the large lenses keep light out. I recommended these to anyone who wants to look good going out.
Good shades!
These are excellent lenses in excellent frames; it's the classic aviator in every sense of the icon. The only problem with ordering them is that they come with the arms a little bit too stiff and one of the nose pads was a little crushed. The optician, or your own pliers should fix it.
I've been looking for excuses to wear these around; the lenses are incredibly easy on your eyes; not too dark and they stay clean quite happily. They do tend to slip off more readily than I would like, however; perhaps some wrap-around-the-ears (rat-tail style) arms would be a good idea.
Still the best Aviator design around
I'm on my 2nd pair of Ray-Ban Aviators. I still have my first pair which I bought in 1990. They have the Drivers lenses, which unfortunately aren't made anymore. I dropped them a few times on pavement so now I have some small gouges in the lenses but I still wear them. Amazingly they didn't break even though they're glass. What I never liked about the old lenses was no anti-reflective coating (Bausch & Lomb, the original Ray-Ban maker, didn't coat them in 1990), so sometimes you'd see a reflection of your cheek on the inside of the glasses.
I bought a 2nd pair a few weeks ago, this time the polarized style (the 002/58 style, black frame/G15 polarized glass lens). B&L didn't make polarized lenses for the Aviators in 1990; I'm glad Luxottica now offers them in this frame. These fit just as well as my old pair, so Luxottica didn't change the frame design much at all. There are minor changes, namely the use of silicone nose pads. The lenses are fantastic though, they do a great job of cutting the glare and the inside of the lens is anti-reflective coated so reflections off your cheeks are just about gone.
If you want the true Aviator style, this is it. I've found no other brand that has copied the original Ray-Ban style, and to this day they are the only frame that just *fits*.
A few caveats about polarized lenses: any polarized lens could dim (or completely black out) an LCD display. Typically it's not an issue in the car since the polarizing filter in the LCD is canted off vertical axis. Another is when driving a car with tinted windows, you may see rainbow distortion, namely in other car windows and on the road surface. It's interference patterns in the tempered glass that the tinting + polarized filter exaggerate and will happen with ANY polarized filter coupled with tinted windows. I've gotten used to it but it is weird the first time you see it.
Very Disappointed
I have bought these sunglasses for my son. After 2 months of use - nothing rough - the nose support broke. I Tried to contact the company's representative in my country but they refered me to the shop where I had purchased the sunglasses but told me that I will probably have to replace the whole frame and that this is not covered under guarantee. I wrote to the company in Italy - Luxottica - and never got a reply that took care of my problem. Evetually, I went to a shop that repairs these type of things a got it fixed somehow for $30 - so to summarize - poor quality product and ever worse customer service. I would have given it a rating of "ZERO" if it would have been possible.
