Ray-Ban Aviator RB3025 vs Ray-Ban Original Wayfarer
Both are Ray-Ban icons with glass lenses and 100% UV protection, but they suit different faces and habits. The Aviator RB3025 is the better pick for driving and bright outdoor days: its metal frame is light, the adjustable nose pads let you tune the fit, and many versions ship polarized. The Original Wayfarer RB2140 is the sturdier-feeling choice in thick acetate, with a squarer shape that holds up to daily wear and a wider range of face shapes. Owners of both praise build quality and looks; the common complaint on the Aviator is that it runs large on smaller faces, while the Wayfarer's thicker frame feels heavier to some.
- Choose the Ray-Ban Aviator if you drive often, want adjustable nose pads and a light metal frame, and prefer a teardrop lens that flatters most face shapes.
- Choose the Ray-Ban Original Wayfarer if you want a thicker acetate frame that feels solid, a squarer look, and a fit that grips better on smaller or narrower faces.
Prices
- Ray-Ban Aviator RB3025: $90.00 at Eyespecs.com (last seen Nov 4)
- Ray-Ban Original Wayfarer: $124.99 at Jomashop (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Ray-Ban Aviator RB3025 is $34.99 cheaper than the Ray-Ban Original Wayfarer at the latest prices (Nov 4 and Nov 10)

