Wiley X Sstwi18 Twisted M/L Gray Lens Polycarbonate Matte Black Frame

The Wiley X Twisted M/L is a shooter's eyewear designed for those who need reliable eye protection at the range or in the field. Built with a matte black frame and gray polycarbonate lenses, this is a straightforward, no-nonsense option for hunters, competitive shooters, and anyone serious about protecting their vision during firearms training or hunting. Wiley X has built a reputation for durability and optical clarity in demanding environments, and the Twisted line delivers that promise in a medium-to-large fit.

The gray lens tint is versatile across varied lighting conditions, making it practical for early morning hunts, afternoon range sessions, or overcast days. Polycarbonate construction gives you the impact resistance that shooting demands—this material is engineered to withstand the rigors of gun handling and outdoor use without compromising optical fidelity. The matte black finish is low-profile and won't reflect light back at game or draw unwanted attention on the range.

If you're building a serious shooting kit, eye protection is non-negotiable. The Twisted M/L pairs function with a clean, durable design that won't distract you from what matters: making the shot.

Key Features

• Gray polycarbonate lenses for reliable vision across variable light
• Impact-resistant construction suitable for shooting and hunting
• Matte black frame finish for a low-profile appearance
• Medium-to-large fit for a secure, comfortable wear

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these shooting glasses suitable for range and hunting use?

Yes. The polycarbonate construction and gray lens tint make them practical for shooting sports and hunting across a range of lighting conditions.

What does the M/L sizing mean?

The M/L designation indicates a medium-to-large fit, suited for most adult face sizes. If you're unsure about fit, measure your face width or try on a similar Wiley X frame if possible.

Will gray lenses work in low light conditions?

Gray lenses are versatile and perform reasonably well in variable light, including overcast conditions and dawn/dusk shooting. For extremely low-light scenarios, you may want to consider a lighter or amber tint, though gray remains a solid all-around choice.