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Are the Wiley X Saint lenses ballistic rated?
Can I get the Wiley X Saint with prescription lenses?
How do I change the lenses on the Wiley X Saint?
What size head does the Wiley X Saint fit?
Are these the sunglasses Bradley Cooper wore in American Sniper?
What's included with the Wiley X Saint Changeables kit?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Wiley X Changeables Saint Frame & Lenses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Larger fit for medium-to-large heads (70mm lens width vs. Saint's 68mm)
- Longer temples (120mm vs. 114mm) provide better coverage for bigger frames
- Same ballistic protection and interchangeable lens system as the Saint
Read the full comparison
Wiley X Saint vs. Wiley X Valor: Which Tactical Frame Fits You?
Both the Saint and the Valor are ballistic-rated tactical sunglasses from Wiley X's Changeables series, offering the same MIL-PRF-32432(GL) and ANSI Z87.1+ protection, interchangeable lens systems, and prescription compatibility. The decision comes down to fit.
Choose the Saint if: You have a small-to-medium head size. The Saint's 68mm lens width and 114mm temple length provide a secure, comfortable fit without excess bulk. It's also the frame Bradley Cooper wore in American Sniper, making it the more recognizable choice. Customers with narrow faces consistently praise the Saint's fit, with one reviewer noting they "have a smaller sized head and often struggle finding glasses that fit appropriately"—the Saint solved that problem immediately.
Choose the Valor if: You need a larger fit. The Valor's 70mm lens width and 120mm temples accommodate medium-to-large heads while maintaining the same tactical performance and lens-swapping capability. The lenses are slightly shallower than the Saint's, but the 8-base wrap provides identical peripheral coverage. If the Saint feels tight or leaves pressure points, the Valor is your answer.
Both frames meet the same safety standards, come with smoke grey and clear interchangeable lenses, and are prescription-ready (though prescription lenses lose the interchangeable feature). The Saint runs $92–$103 while the Valor is priced at $78–$167 depending on configuration. For most shooters and outdoor enthusiasts, the choice is simple: measure your current glasses or try both to find your perfect fit.
At a Glance
Wiley X Changeables Valor Frame & Lenses
Pros:
- Larger fit for medium-to-large heads (70mm lens width vs. Saint's 68mm)
- Longer temples (120mm vs. 114mm) provide better coverage for bigger frames
- Same ballistic protection and interchangeable lens system as the Saint
- Prescription-ready with the same quick-change capability (non-Rx only)
Cons:
- May feel too large or loose on smaller faces
- Slightly heavier due to larger frame size
- Less iconic than the Saint (which was featured in American Sniper)