Ray-Ban RB3025 Aviator Sunglasses

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Introduced in 1937, the aviator gets its name from the aid it provided US Air Force Pilots with decreasing glare in flight. It has an iconic design that will last and last for years to come. Includes a durable protective storage case.

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Whether you're spending your days imitating the volleyball scene from your favorite Air Force-training movie, or you just need some Ice Man-like style for your beach vacation, the Ray Ban Aviator Large Metal Sunglasses are for you. The crazy-tough metal frame won't snap like a twig when you take the highway to the danger zone, and the polycarbonate lenses dial in optimal clarity while you spin the ball on your finger and menacingly peer at your opponents like a hyena after fresh meat.

Product Features

• Frame: metal
• Hinge: alloy
• Lens: 6-Base polycarbonate
• Interchangeable Lens: no
• Polarized: no
• Face Size: Large
• Frame Measurements:
• Case Type: n/a
• Nose Pads: yes
• Temple Pads: no
• Recommended Use: Wearing
• Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year

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Product Details Item Weight: 3.2 ounces Shipping Weight: 4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S. ASIN: B001GNBJS2 Item model number: 805289090212

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This review is from: Ray-Ban RB3025 Aviator Sunglasses (Eyewear)

I have a pair of new wayfarers which I love, and decided I wanted some aviators. I chose gunmetal grey, g-15 XLT, nice understated color, and not mirror lenses. But beyond being absolutely sure which color I wanted, I ended up being the Goldilocks of sunglasses.

First I got the small 52mm aviators, which ended up being WAY too small for me. I learned the hard way that the mm sizes is not specifically the distance across your face, it's the size of each lens. I have the 52mm in the new wayfarers which fit perfectly, so don't let that lead you to a size in aviators, because the size doesn't translate. So then I got the 55mm in the aviators and they were a tad snug on the side of my face. Then I ordered the 58mm. These seem to be the best choice for me and I realllly love them. They're lightweight and comfortable.

In the end, I learned the mm size will have a little to do with the distance across the face, being the lens get bigger, but it just wasn't as cut and dry as I thought. It's really best to try these on in person before ordering to know which size fits you best. Good luck!