Ray-Ban RB 2113 Wayfarer With Flex sunglasses | 
| Brand: Ray-Ban
Category: Apparel
Department: Mens
Buy New: $87.60 - $146.50
Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 950
Fabric Type: Plastic
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 2.8 x 2
ASIN: B000MSMD78
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| Features:
| • | 100% Money Back Guarantee - Genuine Authentic Product | | • | Cleaning cloth and case included | | • | Frame Material: plastic | | • | Lenses | | • | Unisex frame. |
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Product Description
Unisex frame.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
AWESOME November 2, 2008
Great price on a classic. These are the real deal. If you are into a retro classic look these are the shades for you.
great pair of shades July 23, 2008
A++++ service I love my Ray Ban, this is my 3rd pair, they hold up great with 2 kids, and the pets. I usually end up losing them. I had Maui Jim, Bolla, Oakly and Arnette. Nobody beats Ray Ban
great service great glasses. June 16, 2008
for me, these are the best wayfarers. the 2140s and the 2113s i just dont like as much. these are very comfortable and durable. i got these because i like the fact that you can wear them with any out fit at any occasion. they are the perfect style and are maid by the best company. the shipping took about 4 days as opposed to most other places taking for days before they even ship out of the shop. i skateboard so i like a pair of sunglasses that fit really good and tight yet are still comfortable wich these are. i would say that these are my favorite sunglasses in the world. i got the black with green lenses because they look great.
Best sun glasses I know.... January 27, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
This model by Bay Ban is so beautifully designed and manufactured that I have come to experience a need for them on all ocassions. I cannot do without them....
Get your retro ya-ya's out December 18, 2007
17 out of 17 found this review helpful
The postwar space age-era design of Ray-Ban Wayfarers has never gone out of style. I prefer the tortoise frame with non-polarized green/grayish lenses, instead of black frames, to stay clear of the "Jake Blues" or 'Tom Cruise in "Risky Business"' look. (But Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn, James Dean, Roy Orbison, John Lennon, Kim Novak, JFK, Elvis Costello and Deborah Harry are good company.)
Green lenses are great for driving and are free of visible distortion, as you would expect from Ray-Bans. Cheap copies do not provide this. Reduction of glare is ample, with minimal disruption of color.
The fit is more dressy than sporty: somewhat clunky but not uncomfortable, and over the temples, gentler than expected. The hinges are intended to allow the stems to overextend slightly, and the manufacturer includes what appears to be a spring catch not resistant enough to snap. I decided not to try to tighten these as I became used to the fit.
Consider a larger frame than 50mm if your body type or hat size warrants it, such as the Wayfarer II frame, as this 50mm Wayfarer model will appear too small on big and tall men.
Purchasing from a reputable sunglass retailer by online auction undercuts huge retail markup (about 40%, or over $50.00 for me) on name brand sunglasses, online and in the mall, if you know exactly what you are looking for by color, size and model number. Consistently solid buyer feedback in the thousands will protect against counterfeiting.
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