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Julbo Advance Sunglass - Zebra Anti-fog Lens

Eyewear > SunglassesRated: ***** by 4 reviews.

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After testing the Advance Sunglasses in mountain ranges all over the planet, Julbo made them even more versatile by adding Zebra Anti-fog Photochromic Lenses. These lenses adapt to external lighting conditions and provide visible light reduction from 60% to 93% as you go from valley to treeline to glacier to ridge to summit. Use the Advance Sunglasses for the forested approach, and then snap on Julbo's removable rubber side shields when you get to the snow-covered world.

Case Type:Hard
Country of Origin:Italy
Frame Material:Plastic
Lens:Polycarbonate
Manufacturer Warranty:1 Year
Recommended Use:Alpine climbing, mountaineering, skiing
Side Shield Material:Plastic
Visible Light Reduction:60-93% (photochromic)

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Julbo Advance Sunglass - Zebra Anti-fog Lens Reviews Summary:

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SemiAdjustable fit, awesome lenses, built-in sunblock

Rating:*****

I have more than 1 pair of these... so that I increase the chances of locating them when I need them... usually when I'm running late out the door. Anyway, the comfy rubber parts do call for a little maintenance after spending the day in the sun sweating on them. When I say maintenance, all I mean is a little rinse off. If you do not do this after many months of wear, the nose & temples start to break down, as any rubber parts would. Julbo has replacement parts on their website, so if you learned this the hard way like me, it's not the end of the world.

I always have a retainer to minimize misplacement. My fav's are ones that bc.com doesn't carry, but should: Hides Classic 3-in-1 Sunglasses Retainer.

It's almost impossible for me to go back to my other sunglasses after using these several years. If I use other sunglasses, I find myself taking them on & off much much much more often, which is a complete pain when doing anything active, esp activities involving a helmet like climbing. The photochromic expands the range of brightness comfort on anyone's eyes.

Since I loathe sunscreen on my face, I love the the rubber side thingies as they provide instant sun protection... These glasses aren't cheap, but plastic surgery for crow's feet is way more expensive. FWIW, another climber friend of mine hates the side things and wears them without.

I noticed that Oakley has an "asian-fit" line of frames. FWIW, I'm an asian female & these frames fit me well enough for me to have multiple pairs. The part that wraps around the ears are bendy, allowing for a customized fit.

reddirt at Backcountry.com on 08/15/2009

Love these glasses

Rating:*****

Bought a pair of these in joshua tree and the desert sun was no problem. I've used them in northern canadian winters too, still no problem. Fit like a dream. Only thing wrong is I had to replace the rubber pads at the back - julbo sent me a set for free, within a week of a call. Highly recommend.

gamblesnew2121816 at Backcountry.com on 03/17/2008

Still Good Stuff

Rating:*****

The only problem I have found with them is they tend to grow legs and walk away. 2nd pair in 5 months.

sdchurch at Backcountry.com on 08/31/2008

Good stuff

Rating:*****

They are a great replacement to my Julbo Advanced Alti-Chromatic from a few years back.

sdchurch at Backcountry.com on 03/21/2008