Wiley X Saint vs Wiley X Valor | RX Safety

In this video we are going to talk about the differences between the Wiley X Saint and the Wiley X Valor. Both of these frames are great options if you need high-quality safety glasses. When it comes to safety standards they have all the protection you need, since they both meet MIL-PRF-32432 ballistic standards, ANSI Z87.1 optical clarity and high mass/high velocity impact standards, as well as US Federal OSHA 1910.133 standards. The main difference between these two frames is in their size: the Wiley X Saint is smaller, running from small to medium, while the Wiley X Valor runs medium to large. Other than that, these two Wiley X tactical glasses are very similar: they are both wrap around, semi-rimless and have double-injected rubber temples for non-slip comfort. The Wiley X Saint and Wiley X Valor are prescription available and also feature interchangeable lenses available in clear, smoke gray, and light rust. Plus, both of their lenses are made of Shatterproof Selenite Polycarbonate, with T-Shell Lens coating that resists scratching and 100% UVA and UVB protection with distortion free clarity. In the end, it really comes to the fit and personal style: choose the one that best fits your head size and you are good to go.
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[@phalylim9504]

I bought the Valor glasses and replacement lenses, no lie shit was really hard to remove the lenses, I was tugging on them for like 20m, attempting not to dmg the frame or lenses. That being said I managed to get both lenses off with extreme effort. Then I noticed the tolerances of the locking groves on the frame were at like right angles and, I grabbed my knife and trimmed them a little to ease up on the tolerances and kind of give the lenses more of an ability to slide into the grove and out. This ended up working and the lenses stay in place but can now slide in and out easier so it is possible to make it work, BUT it'll take some micky mousing which it shouldn't have to and be able to do this out of the box already. I do enjoy the glasses now and can swap lenses from prescription, polarized (when I have my contacts) and clear for indoor shooting range, my favorite glasses actually, BUT for feedback I would suggest Wiley make the grooves in the frame that lock the lenses be more smoother and loosen up the tolerances a bit to get some play so someone can swap lenses easier.

[@antoniobotello4996]

Well said 👏

[@RedWaveComing2024]

Are the prescription saint has swappable lens too

[@effu9375]

Asian fit???

[@obinmorrison]

No its not asian fit