🕶️ Classic Black Ray Ban RB3025 Aviator Sunglasses: Timeless Style for Sun Protection Review

So, let me get this straight? $173 for a used pair of Ray-Bans (sorry I bought new ones...nice try). Unsealed box (and broken). Fingerprints on the lenses, the official so-called half-sticker on the lens, a cheap plastic bag on ONE arm. Obviously they care less about quality and customer loyalty.

Just had cataract surgery and needed quality sunglasses to maintain his new vision in the bright sun. The glasses are high quality, durable, without optical distortion and offer UV and UV protection. The black frame and dark lenses create exactly the "look" I want. Lets enough light through for indoor use. Great price - the original and shipping to my APO address abroad with no problems. Buy with confidence.

I got these for my husband's birthday and we knew they were fake as soon as we took them out of the case. The glasses were flimsy and having had 3 pairs of genuine Ray-Bans in the past we know the quality of these glasses was below par. It was also clear to me that as a previous purchase they had been used and returned as the lenses were covered in fingerprints, the packaging they came in was awful and the plastic that usually covers the 'legs', inside the case was you. If I could give this…

Bought some of the classic Ray Ban sunglasses with gold frames and green lenses from this company. They were half off, a lot. I received a 62mm frame but when they arrived I found that they were too big. Tried to return them to the company for an exchange, they insisted on exchanging my money (minus the shipping cost to get the glasses back). I could get replacement glasses, but here's the rub: I'd have to buy them at full price. Needless to say, most stores would accept exchanges without…

I have had several Ray Band glasses over the years. My last pair of aviator glasses lasted over 12 years. Strong, reliable, but I lost her. I was disappointed in the planes I just received. The frames are not strong, rather thin. I don't think it's Ray Bans. Another clue was a sticker on the lens. It was upside down and wrinkled. I should have posted my opinion a few weeks ago, but I hesitated. Yesterday I took my glasses out of the case and the frame of the temples was completely bent. Now I…

Not much to say here. The Ray-Ban Aviator Classic lenses in green look amazing. Considering how often I use them, they hold up pretty well. I had to put them in my pocket several times and they didn't bend or break. It's worth noting that if you have a large face or are exposed to the sun a lot, I recommend you go for XL polarized lenses. You really matter. Once I put them on I can't ride without them. Reduces glare and improves clarity. The clear plastic earcups could use some improvement, but

I've been wearing the Ray Ban Aviator since the mid 60's and I find this 'bronze' frame to be the most attractive they've introduced in years. I'm familiar with the Ray Ban name and I find them very well constructed and durable (this is the 8th pair I've bought - and I've worn the ONLY brand and style since 1966 - and my military service cost me $2) . Few). A definite improvement over the gold or even black frames of previous models. For an "average" height person, a 58mm lens is much better…