First Look: Wiley X WX Jakl

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posted on April 9, 2025
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WX Jakl Lede

Wiley X has introduced its WX Jakl, the latest addition to its Tactical Series of ballistic rated frames. Engineered for uncompromising performance, the WX Jakl combines cutting-edge lens technology with a sleek, high-wrap frame to deliver superior optical clarity, impact protection and all-day comfort in any environment. Designed and assembled in the USA, the Jakl exemplifies Wiley X’s commitment to high-quality craftsmanship.

WX JAKL Rear

Designed for durability, the WX Jakl features shatterproof Selenite polycarbonate lenses that meet ANSI Z87.1+ high-velocity and high-mass impact standards. Additionally, select non-polarized WX Jakl styles meet U.S. military standards for ballistic eye protection, ensuring safety against high-speed impacts for military personnel, first responders and outdoor enthusiasts whether on the job, on the water or on the move. The Captivate polarized lenses enhance contrast and color for visual clarity while reducing glare.

 “At Wiley X, we understand that our customers need eyewear that can keep up with their active lifestyles while providing the highest level of protection,” said Dan Freeman, CEO and co-founder at Wiley X. “The WX Jakl delivers on all fronts, combining top-tier safety standards with sleek aesthetics and advanced lens technology.”

WX JAKL Side

The WX Jakl features 8-Base lenses with high-wrap frames for superior protection and durability. Equipped with 100-percent UVA/UVB protection and available in both polarized and non-polarized options, the WX Jakl shields eyes from harmful rays while ensuring optimal vision in any condition. Made with super-tough Triloid Nylon, the ultralight, balanced frame provides all-day comfort, while the dual-injected hydrophilic rubber nose pads and temple tips promote a secure fit. For versatility, the WX Jakl features shatterproof, interchangeable semi-rimless lenses that maximize coverage and visibility without sacrificing style.

The WX Jakl is also available with Wiley X’s proprietary Digiforce2 digital lens technology, ensuring precise vision correction without compromising safety.

WX Jakl Front

For more information about Wiley X and the WX Jakl, visit wileyx.comMSRP: $140-210

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