Review on 🕶 Classic Style and Durability: Ray Ban Aviator Large Metal Sunglasses by Elder Unogu

This is not only my first true Italian Ray-Ban sunglasses, but also my first aviator style. I've been wearing Oakleys for years (mostly athletic) and after my last pair of metal-rimmed Oakleys scratched me too badly, I decided I needed a new pair. I was drawn to the aviator style, but I don't quite understand why. After a few months of thought I decided I would do it and what better choice than Ray-Ban? the face looks narrow and I was afraid that the "normal" 58mm would appear larger than it really is. After using them for a few days I think I made the right choice. Also, I definitely made the right choice with the green mirror! I was torn between these and the blue ones and I'm sure if I got the blue ones I'd be very happy. But it's BEAUTIFUL! I love their color (they even look bluish from certain angles) and I've never seen anyone wear one! As a new Ray-Ban owner, I made sure to get them in the polarized version too. However, some images of polarized Ray-Bans give the impression that the lenses are more transparent from the outside than the non-polarized version. My main must-have feature was the full mirror finish. After doing some research I found that they are fully mirrored as you would expect. If enough sunlight hits your face at an angle, your eyes might be visible, but they're so reflective that it's difficult to actually see your eyes most of the time (so you can aim safely). Ladies, feel free to watch the boys, totally incognito). In any case, as a longtime Oakley user, I definitely hit the mark with my first pair of true Ray-Bans. w00t!