Titanium shades that feel weightless on

Price facts

• This deal was $264.00 at Frames Direct on Nov 14.
• Lowest price today: $264.00 at Frames Direct (checked Nov 14, 2026).
• Checked at 14 stores.

What reviewers say

Questions and answers

Are the RB8125M lenses polarized?

Yes. This model ships with polarized, mirrored lenses, so it cuts glare from water, snow and asphalt. That makes it a better pick for driving and fishing than a non-polarized aviator.

How does it compare with the classic Ray-Ban Aviator?

The RB8125M uses a titanium frame, which is lighter than the standard metal Aviator, and adds polarized mirrored lenses. The shape stays the classic teardrop aviator, so the difference is weight and lens tech rather than style.

Is titanium actually better than steel here?

Titanium is lighter and resists corrosion better than the steel used in many metal frames. It is still thin wire, so it bends if crushed; the gain is comfort, not indestructibility.

Will polarized lenses cause problems with screens?

Polarized lenses can darken or distort some LCD screens, including car dash displays and phone screens at certain angles. Most wearers adjust quickly, but it is worth knowing before you buy.

What comes in the box?

Ray-Ban typically includes a case and a cleaning cloth with this model. Check the listing for the exact accessories included.

Does it suit narrow faces?

The aviator shape is wide, so it fits medium to wide faces best. Shoppers with narrow faces often find it sits loose and should try it on first.

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