What age is the Ray-Ban RJ9506S made for?

It is sized for children, typically older kids and tweens. Fit depends on face width, so check the temple and lens measurements against a pair that already fits.

Are these sunglasses good for sports?

No. The RJ9506S is a metal aviator-style frame, not an impact-rated sport sunglass. For running or ball games, a wrap-style kids' sport frame is the better choice.

Do they come with a case?

Ray-Ban kids' sunglasses normally ship with a case and cleaning cloth. Confirm the contents with the seller before ordering.

How do they compare with Ray-Ban's other kids' models?

The RJ9506S is the aviator option. Ray-Ban's other kids' frames use rounder or more rectangular shapes and some are plastic, so pick by face shape and how much coverage your child wants.

Are the lenses polarised?

The RJ9506S is offered with standard Ray-Ban lenses, not polarised ones. If glare on water or snow is the main concern, look for a polarised kids' model.