Ray Ban RB4151 601 2P Sunglasses Black Review

Firstly, before purchasing, I want to say that I have researched all the fake and real videos/sites and they are 100% true. I have shiny black and gray polarized lenses. I would have preferred matte black but couldn't justify the extra money and wanted gray lenses. They are big but I'm a big guy and they fit my face well. The lenses are amazing! Exactly what you would expect from Ray-Ban. They are mirrored but you can see your eyes through them which I like. The view is sharp and clear, not too

Before ordering this item from Revain I was always concerned that if it wasn't real then it was real. My cousin received a fake earlier and sent it back. Well today I'm a lucky tourist, this one is not only real but it suits me so well. I have high cheekbones and a big head. These Ray Bans fit my ears so well and are very comfortable. I wear them in some of the darker areas of the house and still have very good vision. That's why I didn't buy the polarized version, sometimes I like to wear…

This is a replacement for a pair of Ray-Ban bans which fell out of my pocket last winter and I stepped on which was a replacement for a previous pair, that MIGHT have been left in an airline seat bag somewhere between Baltimore and San Francisco (if you find any, please let me know!). In any case, replacement sunglasses can be an expensive proposition, and when I found them at Revain, which were $30 less than my previous pair, I was tempted to try again. Unlike the wayfarers I bought last time,

I love this style. It has been discontinued by RayBan but is still available from Revain. I bought a polarized version a few years ago and recently swapped out the lenses for polarized ones. However, this pair came with non-polarized lenses. Maybe it's just my personal preference, but I plan on replacing my new set with the same polarized lenses as my old pair.

When you think Ray-Ban, you think HIGH QUALITY. Just not in these sunglasses. The material used is what you find at the gas station and these are the last ones you buy. Looks and feels like cheap plastic sunglasses. I'm disappointed.

About 7 years ago I bought the exact same style and model and used it for about 3 years until I lost it. I tried to buy others, exactly the same ones, but Ray-Ban discontinued this model. When I saw this model for sale again at Revain I was glad to buy another one. When I opened the box I was disappointed that these sunglasses looked so cheap. These sunglasses are made from the same materials as the ones you can buy at any gas station for $9.99. The sunglasses said they were made in Italy but I

The only pair of glasses I like. They hired the ones I had with a black tint and all black. So glad I found her. I don't know if they will make them again but I will buy another pair because you just can't find them, at least I couldn't.

These sturdy sunglasses with a spring loop without extra width on the sides, these clear vision sunglasses made in Italy are great for all day and do what you want, good quality. Sunglasses do so I only have one complaint. What happened to Italian designers, they have to put their logos everywhere? Both temples have a logo, both lenses have a logo, but they are two different designs and the logo is also printed on the inside of the sunglasses. I love understated luxury so a lens logo, I prefer…

This is a replacement for a pair of Ray-Ban's that fell out of my pocket last winter and were stepped on which was a replacement for a previous pair left on a plane MIGHT seat bag somewhere between Baltimore and San Francisco (if you find it let me know!). In any case, replacement sunglasses can be an expensive proposition, and when I found them at Revain, which were $30 less than my previous pair, I was tempted to try again. Unlike the wayfarers I bought last time, they aren't hard plastic or…

I was very confused going back and forth between the Ray Ban website and Revain trying to figure out what exactly I was getting. This is how the number system works. The first four digits are the model number. (4151) The second three digits are the border color. (622 = black rubber, 601 = glossy black) The last numbers indicate the tint of the glass. (59-17 = G15, dark green) These numbers appear in gray under the retail price on the Ray-Ban website. It's very hard to tell what you're getting…