Using Wiley X’ removable Facial Cavity™ Seal (foam gasket) with its integrated ventilation system, your eyes will be protected against dust, pollen, and wind. Protection during any activity and all irritations that might cause eye irritation and afflictions like Dry Eye Syndrome.
Easy to click on and take off.
A Facial Cavity™ Seal blocks the inflow of light from above and the sides, increasing the optical clarity, especially with polarized lenses.
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Facial Cavity™ Seal
Using Wiley X’ removable Facial Cavity™ Seal (foam gasket) with its integrated ventilation system, your eyes will be protected against dust, pollen, and wind. Protection during any activity and all irritations that might cause eye irritation and afflictions like Dry Eye Syndrome.
Easy to click on and take off.
A Facial Cavity™ Seal blocks the inflow of light from above and the sides, increasing the optical clarity, especially with polarized lenses.
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Size and fits guide
Size and fits guide
Fit
Head Size
Frame Width
Bridge width
Temple Length
Lens Width

Fit
The base curve refers to the curvature of the lenses, which defines how much the frame wraps around your face. The higher the base curve, the larger curvature. Wiley X operates with base curve eight and base curve six, however we do have some models that has a base curve between and under these two values.
Base curve eight means that the eyewear has a large curvature and a high wrap fit, meaning that the eyewear will enclose your face to a greater extent, which also will ensure you better protection against light in your peripheral field of view.
Base curve six lenses that are less curved than eyewear with a base curve eight. They have a medium wrap fit, meaning that they do not enclose your face in the same way, but rather sit flatter against your face. This makes them fit more face types and sizes better.
Head Size
Picking out the perfect pair of eyewear or sunglasses can be difficult, because how do you know if it will fit your head? First step is to determine your head size. If you know the circumference (the measurement around your head), it will be much easier to know if the eyewear will fit you. Simply, take out a tape measure and measure the circumference of your head. Compare the number you get with the table you see above.
For instance, if your head has a circumference of 58 cm you have a large head size, and your face should be able to fit all our models that covers this head size. Many of our models have more than one fitting head size, for instance M-L.
This means that if your head size is either medium or large, you will be able to fit this model.
Frame Width
The frame width refers to the distance between the ends of your frame, including the hinges. To achieve the best result, both in terms of look and fit, the frame width and the width of your face, should correspond fairly. If the frame is too wide, you can risk that the eyewear will look too oversized to your face, and there might be a greater risk for the eyewear to slide down and your view being distorted. A too narrow frame can on the other seem too small for your face and pressure against your temples, potentially leading to headaches.
Bridge width
The bridge width is the measurement between your two lenes, meaning the space where the frame fit against your nose. It is important that the bridge of your eyewear fits the width of your nose. If the bridge width is too wide, the eyewear will slide down your nose. If the bridge width is too narrow, the eyewear will pressure to much against your nose, causing pressure points that can be uncomfortable.
Temple Length
The temple length (arm length) is crucial for a secure fit. If they are too long to your face, the eyewear will slide right of. If they are too short, the eyewear will pressure against your temples, ears, and nose. The temple length is measured from the screw to the temple tip, including any bend the design might have.
Lens Width
The lens width, also called eye size, refers to the horizontal width of one of your lenses from the one side to the other, without including any of the frame. As the lenses define your field of sight, this is the most important measurement to ensure that the frame fits your eyes and face. The lenses are optimal, if they are as wide as your face and do not rest on your cheeks.
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