The Wiley X Black Ops Collection features an exclusive color combination that allows you to slip into the shadows during your most covert operations. With a signature matte black frame and smoke grey lens, Wiley X Black Ops sunglasses provide the camouflage you need to complete your mission. Join SportRx...
Designed to perform in the harshest conditions, Wiley X tactical sunglasses safeguard your eyes from flying debris and harmful UV rays. If you wear prescription, they're also crucial in achieving 20/20 vision to successfully carry out your duties. At SportRx, our expert opticians put Wiley X military glasses to the...
Bradley Cooper stars in the box office hit American Sniper, and since its release, people have been asking about those WX sunglasses we see on Cooper's character, Chris Kyle. We're here to tell you who made the American Sniper sunglasses, which model of frame it is, and how to get...
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As a thanks to those who serve our country, SportRx is proud to provide an Oakley military discount for eyewear purchases. With Oakley sunglasses, eyeglasses, goggles, and lenses available, choosing what is right for you can get a little tricky. Below are some of SportRx’s favorites to help get your...
The United States Navy SEALs are the elite special operations force. The Physical Screening Test (PST) is the entry exam to become one of the elite. The training is intense, it weeds out the weak, and it's only the first step to extreme physical testing. Do you think you can...
With such a large community of military men and women in San Diego, it's an absolute must that we have an expansive collection of sunglasses for them. Here at SportRx we are so proud to carry a variety of options that accommodate both style and functionality for those who serve...
What's the difference between ballistic-rated and safety-rated glasses? For starters, ANSI compliant eyewear is indicated by a Z87+ marking on the safety glasses or goggles. Oddly enough, there's currently no marking system in place for military-grade eyewear. Sunglass Rob and Karen from Wiley X help us dig deeper into the...
