- Spectron 4 polycarbonate lenses block 100% of UV rays and 95% of visible light, reducing glare and creating a clear image
- Flash treatment to lenses creates a mirror effect that helps filter visible light; anti-glare treatment to lenses eliminates glare reflections
- Lightweight, tough nylon frames with flexible temples allow a natural fit to a variety of face shapes
- Grippy inserts at ear stem ends become tacky as you perspire, holding eyewear in place during strenuous activity; does not stick to hair
- Unique shields block light coming from the sides; can be removed as needed
- Julbo MonteBianco sunglasses include a protective case for storage
- Sized to fit medium to large faces
Imported.
| Best use | Mountaineering |
|---|---|
| UV protection | 100 percent |
| Light transmission | 5 percent |
| Lens material | Polycarbonate |
| Lens tint | Brown |
| Frame material | Nylon/rubber inserts |
| Gender | Men's |
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Jun 24, 2015Great Performance, Great Value
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Read More I used these for a long 2-day climb in bright/sunny conditions on pure snow. These were excellent. Julbo's optics are unreal, and the lack of polarization is actually good for seeing snow contrast (for those buying their first glacier pair). I have extremely sensitive eyes and after 9,000 vertical feet I had plenty of sore body parts, but my eyes weren't. Only concern was fogging. Occurred only while (a) wearing a Buff over my nose and mouth for sun protection (b) in 65 degrees (c) while highly active (d) with the shields on. Remove any of those factors or adjust my Buff and they were fine. I would slightly move them off my face a few millimeters and fogging goes away in 5 seconds. These are cheaper than most Julbo's, and actually fit me better than the other models because of the wrap-around design. For those whom glasses slip down your nose and every pair you try on at the store seems to do it even with adjustable ear pieces, consider these and some cheap $5 skinny croakies (which you should have on anyway lest you lose them into a crevasse ...), and use the croakies to lightly secure them to your face. The wrap-around ear design actually works better for doing that than the ear huggers, in my opinion. No doubt I can use them for warm-weather skiing and other non-glacier sunny pursuits in the future.