Wiley X Sunglasses Review | WX Founder, WX Sierra, & WX Peak

In today’s video we are talking sunglasses. I've spent the last couple of weeks shopping around for a new pair of shades that I could wear to the lake, to work, or just a night out on the town. Long story short I ended up with three different pairs of Wiley X sunglasses. In this post I'm going to review the WX Founder, WX Peak, and WX Sierra sunglasses that I've been testing out for about the last month. I’m going to do my best to point out the pros and cons and rank the three in a few different categories like fit, comfort, weight, price and overall performance.
Truth be told, I was on the hunt for a solid pair of glasses to tournament fish in that were like my old Costa 580g’s that I wore until the frames cracked from years of sweat and abuse. I was happy with those glasses and the longevity they provided. The design of those shades also had wide temple arms that did an awesome job of blocking out light from trying to enter in from the sides. With those features in mind, I returned to Costa’s website to see what they had available. I was quickly disappointed to find out that Costa’s prices had significantly increased to $280-$300 (I paid around $130 on Ebay for my first pair several years ago) and so I began to search elsewhere.
The older I get the more I tend to pay attention to what companies I’m spending my hard-earned dollar with. My new search was focused on finding an affordable pair of glasses with those previously mentioned features that are made by a company that still has pride in America to put it bluntly. After a few “pro-America sunglasses company” google searches, my social media was targeted with ads from numerous companies that aligned with what I was looking for. That’s when I ended up on Wiley X’s website and found out they were a veteran owned company that supports military, police, and first responders.
I was impressed with the wide selection of glasses and found multiple pairs that piqued my interest but was ultimately torn between two different options. The WX Founder (which didn’t really fit what I was looking for to fish in, but the price and attractive appearance had me second guessing) & the other pair was the WX Peak.
This video reviews the Wiley X Peak, Wiley X Founder, and Wiley X Sierra Sunglasses.
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[@othernamesweretaken1871]

Yeah, if you’re going to be wearing shades all day, every day. They may as well be protective. I saw a few guys have their eyes saved by Wiley’s in the army. I’m definitely going to buy a pair or two of these. I appreciate you showing the 3 best looking options side by side. Also, wanting the best for your homeland doesn’t make you a nut job. It makes you a normal person who hasn’t swallowed the hook of self destruction for some routinely failed political ideology.

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So they make their products in America?

[@Christian.Anguiano]

Randolph’s are made in America

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