What does reverse lens mean on these sunglasses?

The lenses are mounted with the convex side toward your face, so the outside sits flatter and more flush with the frame. It is a styling choice, not a change in how the lenses shade your eyes.

How do these compare with the standard Ray-Ban Caravan?

Same metal aviator shape, double bridge and bayonet temples. The difference is the lens mounting: the Reverse has a flatter front, while the standard Caravan has the conventional curved lens profile.

Are the lenses polarized?

This model is listed with gray lenses, which reduce brightness and glare. Polarization is a separate option in the Ray-Ban line, so check the lens marking on the specific pair before buying if you need it.

What comes in the box?

Ray-Ban typically ships its sunglasses with a case and a cleaning cloth. Confirm the included accessories for this model before ordering if the case type matters to you.

Will the metal frame fit my face?

The frame is a 58-size metal aviator, which suits medium to larger faces. Thin metal temples can be adjusted by an optician for a tighter or looser fit.