Ray-Ban mens Rb4089 Balorama Rectangular Sunglasses

Really nice and cool retro shades! These Ray-Ban sunglasses have always been on the expensive side. So when a deal finally came out on them I popped on them. More than cool, their "Dirty Harry" super cool.

The classic ray ban, worn by so many legends, Layne Staley from alice in chains, Christian Bale in ford vs Ferrari to name a few, they look awesome and fit like a glove, and are very durable had mine for years and they're still solid. Can't go wrong with this timeless classic.

Fantastic pair of sunglasses! Unless they get lost or stolen, this will be the last pair of sunglasses I'll ever buy.

Love the look and chromiance blue lenses..can wear inside and see just fine.... Excellent clarity. 62mm a little big for my narrow face . 60 would be perfect.... No my first pair of raybans...

I have always been an Oakley guy, but then I saw the movie Ford vs. Ferrari and I got hooked on Christian Bale's shades. When I heard that Dirty Harry also wore these in that 1971 classic, I had to have them. I could tell immediately upon taking these out of their case that they are much higher quality of materials and construction than my trusty Oakley's. I also was able to get these at a 20% discount too, so they really were a great value for the money. I opted for the polarized version since all of my sunglasses are. I like to fish so fishermen out there will understand what I'm saying. Needless to say, these do an amazing job at blocking sun glare. Long story short, if you are on the fence about buying these, just spend the extra money and get them. They are totally worth it, and you will get to look like a celebrity. LOL! When I am driving my car, I seriously feel like I'm Christian Bale racing in Le Man's. Ha ha!

Fourth pair all good

I had this frame in the 1980s in black. Great update to this classic.

These are terrific sunglasses for an active lifestyle. They wrap around your eyes and have a good but completely comfortable grip. I'm replacing a 30+ year old pair of Bausch & Lomb Baloramas (same model) and these from new manufacturer in Italy are just as good. The frames are a little glossier, but that is all I see different. The polarized lenses are outstanding - polarized to stop glare, and dark enough to keep your eyes comfortable. I love the way these keep dust out of my eyes in all conditions. When I bought the my first Baloramas I wore hard contacts and I couldn't walk the streets of DC on a windy day without them. There's just enough airflow to keep the eyes cool and the lenses fog free when I'm working on hot days. I think of these as a retro style, but I've had kids working at fast food restaurants tell me they "really like my sunglasses"! When I found I could still get this style in a high quality optical product, I was astounded. That is when I learned about the connection with the Eastwood movies. I'd worn this model for three decades and never knew they were a movie star. That really made my day.