IKON LENSESReplacement Lenses for RB2132 (55MM) Ray Ban (Polarized) - Fits RayBan RB 2132 New Wayfarer Sunglasses

I’ve replaced the lenses in my RB2132 new wayfarers a couple times now. I bought the galaxy (crappy) lenses before, and they are the blue color lenses that are in the second picture. The galaxy ones suck and are very cheap in comparison to these. These Ikon lenses are a far superior product.The ikon lenses are dense, feel like glass, and appear much more durable than the cheaper brands I’ve used before.I have about 7 pairs of these Raybans in different colors. I love the og G15 lenses. I will only buy authentic Rayban G15 lenses for my casual sunglasses, there’s no comparison to them. As far as different color lenses, and versatility, I will buy a few more sets of these lenses for my work and play glasses. I have scratched every pair I have, and instead of paying $160+ for a new pair, I will buy new lenses. These lenses are thick, feel very sturdy, and solid, and I think they will last much longer than the other aftermarket brands available. People leaving negative reviews because they had problems replacing these lenses have obviously never done it before. That’s NOT a valid reason for a bad review IMO. Watch some YouTube vids on how to replace these, there’s an art to it. Also different colors and styles of the RB2132 Raybans are made of different materials and they flex differently. The matte black frames are almost hard rubber like, and they flex easily. The shiny black OG style is very stiff and doesn’t flex well at all. Soak them in hot water (not boiling) for 5 mins and the lenses will pop out easier. I’ve done this many, many times and I’m familiar with how and what to do. I had zero issues with fitment, or replacement with the ikon lenses. I will recommend these to everyone who asks. Very quality product, and I think they are a good value. I’ve spent more on crap low level lenses multiple times. Hopefully these last much longer. Buy them, watch some vids, replace them, and be happy!I’ll update after a few months of use for a longevity, and durability review.

Great replacement if you don’t want to pay more than double for a Ray-Ban lens. The lens that does not contain the logo is the one that broke so I bought this product in the hopes I could still keep the ray-ban lens in. From the front you can hardly tell the difference but from the back you can see that the replacement lens has a green tint. You can’t really tell when you wear them as your eyes can stereoscopically adjust. But just know that even when matching the same lens color, they are not 100% the same as the Ray-Ban lens. But to save almost $50, I will take it!

Exactly as my title says, you get what you pay for. They do the job of blocking light and polarizing. However, I have to complaints:1. The rainbow haze that you see when you basically look at anything thats glass/tinted. (See my picture.) I tried to capture it as best I could. That rainbow haze, you see it on everything, especially car windows. Something that I didn’t experience with the OEM glasses that came with my raybans.2. I ordered the reflective mirror lenses which are supposed to look like a mirror when light hits them. They do this, however, you are able to see through them a bit. I’m thinking they didnt put enough reflective film, spray, chemical, whatever it is.Other than that, they work as intended and were easy to install. I’m thinking I should just spend the money and order the OEM lenses.

First read the reviews carefully especially ones that talk about the difference between plastic and glass lenses.The original RB lenses are glass and filter the sunlight a lot better than these.Installation is easy if you let the glasses soak in some warm water first. But you won't know that without reading other reviews.I regret buying these and will now pay again to buy the original lenses instead.

Easy to replace Rayban New Wayfarer lenses. Requires a little force and the right technique. Using your thumb, Press down and outward on the lens at the bridge of the nose on the frames and the original lenses will pop out. Takes a bit of force, use a cloth to cover the lenses as you do this. Rayban Lenses are glass so take care. Putting the new lenses in was a snap, just press in from the front of the frame and they pop right in. I was impressed with the clarity- they are clearer than my Rayban lenses!

Work great in my New Wayfarer 55mm RB2132. I cracked one of my lenses while on vacation. I almost threw the glasses out and then thought maybe there is a way to replace the lenses. I bought these and they snap in very securely with no looseness or movement. Seem to be good quality and look good. Will update review if they end up scratching easily etc.

I don't generally write reviews, but if this can help someone else, here goes: My eyes have become very sensitive to sunlight and also the face area around my eyes gets sunburned if I don't have sunblock and a hat on. It's even worse if I am wearing just my prescription glasses, because they magnify the sunrays. Even though I had 3 pair of expensive Rayban Wayfarers sitting in a drawer, they were not polarized and no use to wear. I went out and got cheap polarized sunglasses ($20), but they are just so flimsy and the polarization scratches in no time. I thought I would just have to shell out the bucks for new Raybans. Then my optometrist told me the lenses could be switched out in the frames, the same as prescription frames, I had no idea this was possible and then I thought I would have to buy them from Rayban ($75 or more, but still less than a whole new pair). I went on Amazon and decided on these lenses as they seemed to have good reviews, so took a chance and bought one set. The optical assistant switched them out for me for free in about 6 minutes and it's like Christmas in October! Honestly, these lenses are surprisingly very clear, seem to hold up well to abuse & are lighter than the Rayban lenses I had originally. I am thrilled! I'm going to purchase new lenses for my other two pair.

love these lenses