Friday, October 21, 2011

Ray Ban Aviator Large Metal Sunglasses RB3025 004/58 Gunmetal/Crystal Green Polarized 58mm Best Sellers


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List Price : $179.00 Price : $114.33
Ray Ban Aviator Large Metal Sunglasses RB3025 004/58 Gunmetal/Crystal Green Polarized 58mm

Product Description

RB3025 Aviator Large Metal The shape that started it all. The Aviator is the brand staple originally designed for the U.S. military fighter pilots in 1937. Its timeless look with the unmistakable tear drop shaped lenses. This style allowed these sunglasses to quickly spread beyond their utility, becoming popular among celebrities, rock stars and citizens of the world alike. This is a iconic look that has endured for nearly a century. Also available with polar lenses.


  • Size: 58mm
  • Frame Material: Metal
  • Frame Color: Gunmetal
  • Lens Color: Crystal Green Polarized
  • Gender: Man


Ray Ban Aviator Large Metal Sunglasses RB3025 004/58 Gunmetal/Crystal Green Polarized 58mm Reviews


Ray Ban Aviator Large Metal Sunglasses RB3025 004/58 Gunmetal/Crystal Green Polarized 58mm Reviews


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48 of 48 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Size matters!, November 1, 2010
By 
A. Boston (Boston, MA United States) - See all my reviews
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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... Read more
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33 of 34 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Great glasses. Classic. Trendy. And doesn't break the bank completely., October 24, 2010
I bought the Ray-Ban RB3025 Aviator Metal Sunglasses 58mm Black G-15 off of my relative the other day (but I would've bought it from Amazon.com anyways).

Are you looking for high quality sunglasses? Buy it.

Are you trying to keep up with the latest trend? Buy it.

Do you want to look good? That's the reason why I bought it. Possibly. Or maybe it was because of the second question.

For those who doesn't understand how the sizing works as I have, the RB3025 aviators has two sizes: 58mm (medium) and 62mm (Willy-Wonka large). And like a TV these days it would get larger by length and width. With the 58mm that I have, I took a ruler and made the following measurements so you get the idea: width (left to right of one lens) 2.5 inches, height (top to longest bottom) 2 inches, sides (front to where it... Read more
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22 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Worth the money, April 28, 2010
By 
Frank J. Perricone (People's Republic of Vermont) - See all my reviews
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After many, many years of buying $10 "cheap sunglasses" I finally decided to see if the people who said good glasses were worth it. Unfortunately, after dropping $[...] on a pair of Ray-Ban Aviators, only a year later, they got smashed in a bad bicycle accident. The fact that I ordered a new pair a few days later is a testament to how convinced I am that good sunglasses with glass lenses are worth it.

On the first day, a pair of Aviators don't feel significantly different from the $10 knock-offs. They aren't lighter, the image isn't clearer, the eye protection isn't better, they don't look better on me. But after just a few weeks of mild use, the cheap plastic-lens glasses start to get smudges and tiny scratches, almost too tiny to see. You don't notice it at first because it progresses so slowly and gradually, but little by little, the view through them gets muddled, they get harder to clean, and you start hating them, all without even realizing. One day you get... Read more
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