Wiley XWX Valor Tactical Sunglasses, Safety Glasses Shatterproof UV Eye Protection for Combat, Shooting, Fishing, Biking, and Extreme Sports, Matte Black Frame, Grey Tinted Lenses, Ballistic Rated

GREAT PAIR OF SUNGLASSES.Very comfortable. It's my second pair. Would recommend to anyone.

This is my second pair of these glasses. I originally bought the set that came with three sets of lenses: amber, clear and grey.Well I lost the frames and black lenses so it was great to find a replacement set at a lower price.As for fit they are perfect. I have a huge head and often bend sunglasses out of shape after only a few days of wearing them. That has not happened with this pair after months of wearing them. They also don't feel like they're ripping into your head every time you slide them on.Another aspect of fit that is often ignored unless you're a shooter is how they fit with hearing protection. Being that these are popular with the military and civilian shooters that's an important aspect to be considered. They slide right underneath my over the ear protection and don't bother my head at all. In fact if anything they provide some relief against the tension of the ear muffs.The lenses pop out easy enough, but they will take some "wearing in" to pop out as easily as they should, but don't be afraid and just pop them in and out as needed. They're tough sunglasses.I'll be buying these sunglasses for the rest of my life, that is if I lose them, otherwise they'll last me forever.

These are great sunglasses! I've always wanted a great pair of glasses that wouldn't take a bank loan to get. I just got them in the mail. Hurried and open the box and tried them on. Now, i have a large head. And last year I bought a pair of Oakleys half jackets. I heard Oakleys are hard to fit for certain face types. I studied them. Watched reviews on Youtube. And those Oakleys seemed like they would fit my face. Well $80 later, I was so disappointed in the fit. It looked like I put on my 6 year old niece's barbie sunglasses. So once again I researched these Wiley Black Op's. DId the Youtube thing. And decided to roll the dice. They fit PERFECT!! Won't slip off when I'm running. I do security. And I love the dark lens. The seller got these shipped in the usual time, compared to others that I bought from Amazon. I'm a happy customer with the seller.

Solid build and quality. Military grade. Look simple and elegant. The case is quality and I recommend using it. The ballistic properties of the lenses mean they may scratch more easily than other hardened lenses. I’m ok w that. The benefit of knowing an errant piece of road debris won’t jack up my eyes more than outweighs the nominal cost. Great way to spend $50.For those that are concerned: the black lenses are dark, and people will only see your eyes if you are in direct sunlight or they are within striking distance of your person.I’d buy them again.

As always, Wiley X makes another great product. Glasses feel great on the face, and has excellent protection from the sun. Have not tried them hiking or any other outdoor situation yet, but Wiley X has a reputation for tough products, and these definitely seem to be excellent quality. The lenses aren't difficult to take out, if you need to switch them. Comes with hard case, cleaning cloth, and lanyard for securing to the face. Overall, I am happy with this purchase.

After studying the world of large-sized sunglasses for my over-sized head (I wear size 8 hat) and having studied many recommendations and reviews, I chose the Wiley X Valor, and it did not disappoint. However, I do wish it came with a few more accessories, such as a better case.I won't rehash the ad copy. Let's just say Wiley X Valor is impact resistant and can stop combat shrapnel. It is reminiscent of the "shield" type sunglasses, yet not too outrageously so. I call it "conservatively stylish" in that it's obviously not a typical "aviator" or "Wayfarer" and suck, nor does it scream "dollar store", yet it's not funky-colored like Oakleys with rainbow mirror lenses. I have a large round yet relatively flat face with relatively high cheeks, and most sunglasses I wear end up hitting my cheeks. Valor, due to reduced vertical dimensions, does not.The Wiley X Valor also accepts changeable lenses. There are about 4-5 different ones from WileyX (standard grey, clear, amber, crimson, rust), but there are aftermarket makers that make dozens of colors, with or without polarization, and so on.And the Wiley X is relatively economical, when Oakleys typical goes for $100+ even on Amazon. Valor can be had for about $55 or so when I bought it.So what's the downside?1) the included case is VERY basic. It holds the glasses, a lens cloth, and nothing else. It doesn't even have a clip to hook onto your backpack, nor any compartment for extra lenses should you acquire them later. Apparently, a "deluxe" case is available, but I went ahead and bought a different hard case from OneTigris.2) Right now they are tight against my temples. I do wish they are a bit wider, even though this is already pretty wide.All in all, I like the sunglasses, but it has some minor flaws.

Best Wiley X's iver owned, and far and away the best pair of sunglasses I've owned. These fit like a dream, and look damn sexy according to the wife. They're comfortable, stylish, and tough, and block out harsh rays. What else can you ask for in a pair of sunglasses? I also use these for my IDPA matches on sunny days, and they've held up great there too.