Frequently Asked Questions
Are Maui Jim WIKI WIKI sunglasses prescription-ready?
What is PolarizedPlus2 technology in Maui Jim lenses?
What is MauiPure lens material?
What face size do the WIKI WIKI MJ246 sunglasses fit?
Are titanium frames better than other materials?
How do Maui Jim lenses compare to Oakley or Costa?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Maui Jim WIKI WIKI MJ246 Sunglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Slightly larger lens (56mm vs 59mm) may fit a wider range of face sizes
- Classic teardrop aviator shape is more traditional
- Same titanium construction and PolarizedPlus2 lenses as Wiki Wiki
- Larger 61mm lens provides more coverage for medium to large faces
- Same premium titanium frame and PolarizedPlus2 technology
- Identical price and lens options as Wiki Wiki
- Built-in reader magnification (+1.5, +2.0, +2.5) for presbyopia
- Same modified aviator styling and titanium construction
- PolarizedPlus2 lenses with same color options
Read the full comparison
Maui Jim WIKI WIKI vs. Baby Beach vs. Mavericks: Which Titanium Aviator Is Right for You?
Maui Jim offers several titanium aviators in the same price range, and choosing between them comes down to fit preference and styling. All three share the same premium construction—pure titanium frames, MauiPure lenses with PolarizedPlus2 technology, and identical lens color options (Blue Hawaii, Neutral Grey, HCL Bronze).
WIKI WIKI MJ246: The Modern Aviator
The Wiki Wiki stands out with its double-bridge design and modified aviator shape. At 59mm, it's sized for small to medium faces and offers a more contemporary look than traditional aviators. The double bridge adds structural integrity and visual interest. Choose the Wiki Wiki if you want a distinctive, modern take on the aviator that's still versatile enough for any occasion.
BABY BEACH MJ245: The Classic Choice
The Baby Beach features a traditional teardrop aviator shape with a single bridge. At 56mm, it's slightly smaller than the Wiki Wiki and offers the most classic aviator aesthetic. This is the best choice if you prefer conventional styling and want a frame that works equally well at the beach or a business lunch. The timeless design ensures it won't look dated in five years.
MAVERICKS MJ264: Maximum Coverage
The Mavericks offers the largest lens at 61mm, making it ideal for medium to large faces or anyone who wants maximum sun protection. The larger lens area provides better peripheral coverage and blocks more light from above and the sides. Choose the Mavericks if you have a larger face, spend extended time in bright conditions, or simply prefer the look of oversized aviators.
Our Recommendation
For most buyers, the Wiki Wiki offers the best balance of modern styling and versatile fit. The double-bridge design is more distinctive than the Baby Beach while remaining appropriate for any setting, and the 59mm lens size works for a wide range of face shapes. If you have a smaller face or prefer classic styling, go with the Baby Beach. If you need more coverage or have a larger face, the Mavericks is your best bet. You can't go wrong with any of these—they all deliver the same exceptional Maui Jim optics and build quality.
At a Glance
Maui Jim BABY BEACH MJ245 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Slightly larger lens (56mm vs 59mm) may fit a wider range of face sizes
- Classic teardrop aviator shape is more traditional
- Same titanium construction and PolarizedPlus2 lenses as Wiki Wiki
- Identical price point and lens color options
Cons:
- Less distinctive styling—more conventional aviator look
- Single bridge design may be less structurally rigid than Wiki Wiki's double bridge
- Slightly heavier feel due to larger lens area
Maui Jim MAVERICKS MJ264 Sunglasses
Pros:
- Larger 61mm lens provides more coverage for medium to large faces
- Same premium titanium frame and PolarizedPlus2 technology
- Identical price and lens options as Wiki Wiki
- Better for those who prefer maximum sun protection
Cons:
- Larger size may overwhelm smaller faces
- Slightly heavier due to larger lens area
- Less modern styling compared to Wiki Wiki's double-bridge design
Maui Jim CLIFF HOUSE MJ247 Sunglasses Readers
Pros:
- Built-in reader magnification (+1.5, +2.0, +2.5) for presbyopia
- Same modified aviator styling and titanium construction
- PolarizedPlus2 lenses with same color options
- No need to carry separate reading glasses outdoors
Cons:
- Reader magnification only useful for close-up tasks, not distance vision
- Not suitable if you need full prescription correction
- Bifocal line may be distracting for some wearers



