- Are these lenses actually polarized?
- Yes. The RB3519 in this configuration ships with brown polarized lenses, which reduce glare from water, roads and snow. You can check by tilting the lenses against a screen; the image should darken at an angle.
- How does the RB3519 compare with the classic RB3025 aviator?
- The RB3519 has a flatter, more squared aviator shape and a matte metal finish, while the RB3025 is the rounder, glossier original. Both are large metal aviators with similar coverage; pick the RB3519 for a more modern look.
- Will this fit a narrow face?
- Probably not well. The 59-15-135 sizing is a large aviator fit, so it suits medium to wide faces. On a narrow face the frame tends to slide and look oversized.
- Do polarized lenses cause problems while driving?
- They cut road and dashboard glare well, but polarization can darken some LCD screens, including certain car displays and phones, when viewed at an angle. Most drivers find the trade-off worth it.
- What comes in the box?
- Ray-Ban typically includes the sunglasses, a case and a cleaning cloth. Check the listing for the exact case type, since it varies by model and region.
- Is the frame metal or plastic?
- The frame is steel with plastic lens elements, in a matte gunmetal color. The whole-frame aviator design keeps the lenses fully enclosed.
- Where is the Ray-Ban Men's 3519 Polarized Sunglasses cheapest?
- At Nordstrom Rack, for $89.97, 40% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Ray-Ban Men's 3519 Polarized Sunglasses?
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 53 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Ray-Ban Men's 3519 Polarized Sunglasses?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Nordstrom Rack, Zulily.com, Mercari, farfetch.com, Poshmark.