Ray-Ban™ Chris 713132581124 Rubber Black KZ11.11 Color: Matte Black / Gray
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Ray Ban™ Chris 713132581124 Rubber Black KZ11.11 Color: Matte Black Gray Color: Matte Black Gray Frame Size: 62 17 136 Model: Gauge 8 OO4124 Frame Color: Matte Black Frame Material: Metal Frame Shape: Rectangle Frame Type: Full Rim Lenses Color: Gray Polarized: No Mirrored: No Type: Sunglasses Gender: Men Style: Casual Manufacturer: Oakley 52 14 140 Blue Light Protection: No Bridge Type: Standard Face Shape: Oval Heart Square Frame Fitting: Regular Front Color Finish: Polished Lenses Material: Crystal Lenses Properties: Contrast Enhancement Color: Rubber Black Light Gray Gradient Dark Gray Frame Size: 54 18 145 Bridge Type: Standard Face Shape: Oval Heart Square Frame Fitting: Narrow Front Color Finish: Polished Model: Chris RB4187 Progressive Friendly: Yes Frame Color: Rubber Black Frame Material: Metal and Plastic Frame Shape: Square Frame Type: Full Rim Lenses Color: Light Gray Gradient Dark Gray Polarized: No Mirrored: No Type: Sunglasses Gender: Men Style: Casual Manufacturer: Ray Ban
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