Are the RB3686 lenses polarized?

This colorway uses standard gray lenses with UV protection, not polarized lenses. If glare on water or the road is your main concern, look for a polarized Ray-Ban model instead.

How does the RB3686 fit compared with the Aviator?

The RB3686 has a smaller, more rounded front and a narrower fit than the classic Aviator. Shoppers with wide faces often size up or choose the Aviator.

Is the frame metal or plastic?

The frame is metal, with a black and gold finish and slim temples. It is lighter than Ray-Ban's acetate frames but feels less substantial to some owners.

Can women wear the RB3686?

Yes. Ray-Ban lists it as unisex, and the rounded-square shape suits both men and women. The black and gold colorway is the dressier option.

What comes in the box?

Ray-Ban typically ships it with a case and cleaning cloth. Check the listing for the exact accessories included.

Is it good for driving?

The gray lenses reduce glare in bright daylight, which helps for driving. They are not polarized, so they won't cut road or water glare as strongly as a polarized lens.