Omega Polarized Green Platinum Flash/ Matte Black Frame

Ballistic-Rated Sunglasses Built for High-Risk Operations

The Wiley X Omega combines ANSI Z87.1 ballistic protection with polarized optics designed for tactical professionals. These sunglasses meet both high velocity and high mass impact standards while delivering distortion-free clarity in bright conditions. The polarized green platinum flash lens cuts glare without color distortion.

Key Features

• ANSI Z87.1-2010 Ballistic Rating: Shatterproof Selenite polycarbonate lenses meet high velocity and mass impact standards
• Polarized Green Platinum Flash Lens: Multi-coat Z-Oxide mirror over smoke green base provides 13% light transmission
• T-Shell Lens Coating: Resists scratching in extreme field environments
• 100% UV Protection: Blocks UVA and UVB rays with distortion-free optical clarity
• Double-Injected Rubber Nose Piece: Non-slip comfort during extended wear
• Complete Kit: Includes zippered case, leash cord with rubber grips, and microfiber cloth

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these sunglasses meet military ballistic standards?

Yes, the Omega meets ANSI Z87.1-2010 high velocity and high mass impact standards, which exceed basic safety eyewear requirements and are suitable for tactical applications.

What does the polarized green platinum flash lens do?

The lens combines a multi-coat Z-Oxide mirror over a smoke green base. This provides maximum glare reduction with 13% light transmission while maintaining true color perception without distortion.

Will these fit larger head sizes?

The Omega is sized for medium to large heads with a 66mm eye size, 17mm bridge, and 125mm temples. The double-injected rubber nose piece helps ensure a secure fit.

What comes with the sunglasses?

Each pair includes a black zippered protective case, leash cord with rubber temple grips, and a microfiber cleaning cloth for field maintenance.

How durable is the lens coating?

The T-Shell lens coating is specifically designed to resist scratching in extreme environments, making these suitable for field operations and harsh conditions.