Julbo Bivouak Sunglasses (w/ Camel Antifog Lenses)
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Description
Specifications
- Magnetic side shields with magnetic properties
- Front venting with natural front air flow thanks to the lens shape or mounting structure
- Adjustable Strap
- Grip tech inserts at stem ends for comfort and hold, does not stick to hair
- 360° Adjustable temples ends bend in every direction, easy to wear and good hold when worn with helmet, beanie or simply alone
- Maximum protection in extreme conditions against harsh sunlight
- Camel lens: NXT, polarized + photochromic (Category 3-4 protection)
- Antifog coating prevents condensation
- Flash finish improves filtration of visible light by producing a mirror effect on the lens
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Review Summary
- dark enough for glacier travel: 1
- leash can be removed when not in use: 1
Cons
- side shields can fall: 1
2 Ratings & Reviews
from Prescott, AZ
18-24 yrs
Excellent desert and mountian glasses
October 04, 2011
First off, the case is very nice and sturdy, and the magnetic side shields attach and unattach cleanly and quickly. The pieces that sit on your ears have what feels like wire in them, and can be bent into shape for a good fit. The lenses are fantastic, light, strong, even flexible. The polarization is wonderful, and really was useful hiking in knee deep water with uneven and slippery rock underneath. The tint is always just the right level. I don't think I'll ever want to be in direct sunlight without them. Living at altitude and in a very sunny place (high desert), the light can be harsh, and squinting is exhausting. I also found these perfect for some climbing routes. In direct sun, light sandstone really reflects a lot of light, and at the end of the day, my partner had red, swollen, and half sun blinded eyes, while i was unaffected. (Led by Sheep, Zion Natl Park. Easy and fun!) Further, i don't feel that these are to dark to drive with, but i do remove them in low light conditions. For example, hiking through a shady forest, visibility is better without them. The frames are a very tough, strong yet flexible material, and take very well to abuse. Abrasion resistant and easy to clean.
from san francisco, ca
35-44 yrs
just what i was looking for!
April 13, 2011
purchased these glasses for multi-use, out in the city to mountaineering. without the side shields, they look great to wear around the city. with the side shields, the coverage and protection on the mountain is great. so far i´ve used these while out rock climbing and on Mt. Whitney. the camel lens 2-4 has worked great while hiking through shade and into bright light. my face is oval shaped, so these glasses provide better protection than the explorers, which have a more round frame.
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