Features
Model
Frame
Lenses
Polarized lenses
Composed of a polarizing filter, they block annoying reflections and remove glare on sunglasses.
They also allow a better contrast perception and offer optimal comfort and protection.
Mirror lenses
First appreciated for their aesthetic effect, they also strongly block light and reduce glare.
Gradient lenses
These lenses consist of a dark color on the upper part and a lighter shade on the lower part.
The whole lens offers 100% protection from harmful UV and has CE certification in accordance with European directives
The gradient lenses are very useful in conditions of variable luminosity
(better vision of pages for the reading or dashboard during the driving thanks to the clearer bottom)
Generally, if the top is of category 3, the bottom is it, of 2 or 1.
Photochromic lenses
Category 3 lenses
Category 3 lenses are suited to most periods of sunlight, when you are in direct sunlight in a medium-altitude mountain, in town or at the beach.
They provide a perfect sun protection (against UVA / UVB) and considerably reduce glare.
They are highly recommended when you are intensely exposed to strong sunlight (mountain, sea...).
It is the highest category authorized for driving.
Customers notices
The New Wayfarer RB2132 710 52-18 is a modern and revisited version of the Original Wayfarer 2140, but remains faithful to the Ray-Ban identity. This new frame fit closely the face shape thanks to the reworked curves that soften its figure. The lenses are wider and more rounded with thinner contours.
Always fashionable, the Wayfarer sunglasses are timeless and trendy. The Ray-Ban New Wayfarer RB2132 is lighter than the Original Wayfarer. It is really prized by new generation stars like Beyonce, Robert Pattinson or Justin Bieber. Several color combinations and limited editions will enable you to distinguish yourself and get an original look.
This model is havana tortoise colored with amber lenses. Case and microfiber cloth included.
You will find more RB2132 by following this link : Ray-Ban New-Wayfarer
