Ray Ban Aviator Titanium Sunglasses RB8041 086/M3 Titanium/Crystal Polarized Grey Gradient 55mm Review
| Product Code | B003EEPHL6 |
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| Price | $143.31 |
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Product Details
- Size: 55 mm
- Color: 086/M3 Titanium/Crystal Polarized Grey Gradient
- Brand: Ray-Ban
- Model: RB 8041
- Fabric type: metal
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 2.00" h x
.0" w x
2.00" l,
.0 pounds
Features
- Size: 55mm
- Frame Material: Titanium
- Frame Color: Titanium
- Lens Color: Crystal Grey Polarized Gradient
- Gender: Man
- Size: 55mm
- Frame Material: Titanium
- Frame Color: Titanium
- Lens Color: Crystal Grey Polarized Gradient
- Gender: Man
Product Description
RB8041 "Aviator Titanium" sunglasses joins Ray-Ban's iconic Aviator family reinterpreting the original sunglasses created in 1937 with the benefit of titanium's durability and lightweight feel. Ray-Ban Aviator Titanium sunglasses are hypo-alergenic for sensitive skin. These iconic unisex sunglasses look great on all face shapes and especially accommodates a larger face size. The Ray-Ban Aviator Titanium sunglasses offer classic details like slim temples and a trademark double brow bar all decorated in stunning titanium. Ray-Ban RB8041 sunglasses are prescription friendly and come available in G-15 XLT, crystal or polar gradient lenses. The Ray-Ban signature accents both the lens and the sleek titanium temples on these sunglasses.
Customer Reviews
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22 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
By R. Bellamy
I have a 20 year old pair of Ray Ban Aviators - 62mm, gold frame, grey lens, not polarized. I have always liked them, but I found that they were too heavy. After I had them on for more than a couple of hours, they started to hurt my nose.A few years ago, I had to start wearing reading glasses. When I purchased them, the optometrist suggested a pair of titanium frames. I can wear them endlessly, because they are so light I virtually forget I have them on.When I found out the Ray Ban Aviators were now available with titanium frames, I just had to have a pair. These new shades are gold with brown, polarized lenses (58mm). When you hold the old pair in one hand and the new pair in the other, you can really feel the difference. They are almost as light as my reading glasses which have much smaller lenses.They still have the classic great looks, and are one of the best designs for driving, because of the thin wire arms and semi-wrap around lenses. No more blind spots. I would have preferred the grey lenses of my older pair, but I decided to try out the brown. They tend to "warm up" colors, block blue and increase contrast somewhat, but not to a distracting degree. Also, they are graduated, so the tinting is not as dark on the bottom of the lenses as the top and are not as dense as the older pair. Frankly, there are times when I like the darker glasses, so I plan to keep the old pair.Personally, I have always thought that Ray Bans were well made, but last week I was talking to a dealer who sells most of the premium brands. He said he didn't know why people thought Ray Bans were so good until he started carrying them. His conclusion was, compared to the other premium brands, they are very good. So if you like the look of the Aviators and want comfortable, lightweight glasses, I think you will love these.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By Vishal Kasliwal
Classic aviators with a titanium frame is what these sunglasses are all about. The titanium frame material keeps these glasses light and yet surprisingly strong, given the thinness of the temples. The polarization on the lenses is very nice and of high quality, however it is of the 'P3' (polycarbonate) variety and not the better 'P3Plus' (glass + better contrast) variety. As an owner of two of the 'P3Plus' lenses, the differences are subtle but unmistakable - greater sharpness and definition. The quality of the lenses in these are not bad by any means though and the lenses serve extremely well under a large variety of situations because of the soft gradient. At the same time, the soft gradient isn't the best for days with near constant direct sunlight - I prefer my solid brown polarized TECH Aviators on those days. In the end, these are an extremely good pair to own for many occasions.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Juan Ignacio Nale
I received the sunglasses on time as promised but now I had a concern regarding the authenticity of them. I checked the sunglasses and I found all the authenticity check points (only I did not found the "Polarized" sticker on the left glass; in addition the "lather" case that I received with them is the regular black one and not the gray with the "TITANIUM" word engraved in it. Did you had the same issue?
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