Is the Ray-Ban Aviator Puffer polarized?

No. The lenses are standard Ray-Ban dark lenses, not polarized. They cut brightness but do not remove glare from water or roads the way polarized lenses do.

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

It keeps the teardrop aviator shape but adds a thick, padded nylon and acetate frame and an oversized fit. The classic Aviator is lighter and slimmer, while the Puffer is a bolder fashion piece.

What is the difference between the 50 mm and 52 mm lens widths?

The 52 mm version is the wider of the two and gives a larger, more oversized look. The 50 mm suits smaller faces better. Both use the same frame style.

Does it suit men and women?

Yes. Ray-Ban lists it as unisex, and the oversized aviator shape works on both. Try the narrower lens width if your face is small.

What comes in the box?

You get the sunglasses and a Ray-Ban case with a cleaning cloth. Lens and frame care instructions are included.

Are the lenses suitable for driving?

They reduce brightness for daytime driving, but they are not polarized, so they will not cut glare from the road or dashboard as effectively as a polarized lens.