Julbo: Nomad Sunglasses (w/ Zebra Photochromic Lenses)

6 Reviews

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Julbo Nomad Sunglasses (w/ Zebra Photochromic Lenses)

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Julbo: Nomad Sunglasses (w/ Zebra Photochromic Lenses) - Altrec.com Product Description:

No matter where you wander don't go far without the vision and clarity of this rugged Nomad eyewear. It's Julbo's top-seller, a highly technical Zebra Photochromic lens that darkens depending on the light intensity. If you're alpine-bound or cruising in a catamaran, this lens is pure comfort for your corneas. If you want something that consistently blocks the brightest light, check out the Nomad with the mirrored Alti Spectron X6 lens.

Removable sun stop shells for peripheral coverage
Rubber insert adds extra comfort and grip
Photochromatic lens adapts to changing light conditions
100% UV protection
Lens width: 59 mm.
Temple width: 127 mm.
Bridge width: 18 mm.
Sturdy protective case included

Seattle Area Customers: This item is AVAILABLE ONLINE (may or may not be available in the Sturtevant's Bellevue/Puyallup stores).

Customer Reviews (6)

Julbo: Nomad Sunglasses (w/ Zebra Photochromic Lenses) - 6 Reviews

2008-03-05
nice I like these better then the Julbo Advance that I had. A nice lense for all but very sunny conditions. The lens adjust quickly and show colors fairly true with a slight highlight. The anti fog works well except when there is condensation which cant be helped. The frames are light, fit well and great style. The tips and the end of ear piece is pointy and hurts when putting on until the frames stretch a bit. The glasses dont fold tightly so they are a bit bulky when not in use. The side shields are easy to get on and off and mine came with two sets of different colors.

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Dave - 2004-08-20
Nice glasses These are great glasses - too dark for driving, but great for snow and mountaineering. I've taken mine to the top of Mt. Shasta and to Cotopaxi in Ecuador. An interesting side effect is that instead of looking like an alien dork with leather on the sides of my eyes, with these glasses, I can't keep the women off of me. The black frames with silver shields seem like some kind of phermone. Or maybe it's just that I haven't showered in the previous three days I've been climbing. Whatever it is, I like these glasses. :)

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blackflyrancher - 2004-09-19
One great pair of glasses These sunglasses are quite possibly the greatest creation in eyewear since the world left the monacle behind for full frames. They block out the harsh desert sunshine here in Las Vegas with ease from all angles and comfortably fit my enlarged cranium. While galavanting around town, scaling cliffs or punishing yourself trudging up steep mountainsides you will thank the powers that be (r&d) that Julbo created this masterpiece. Great for semi-sunny days as well due to their photochromatic capabilities. One complaint: lack of rubber nose pads causes some probiscus slippage during high intensity, jarring activities that produce copious amounts of perspiration.

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