Bivouak Camel Antifog Photochromic Sunglasses - Polarized
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Before you can summit, your approach takes you through high-desert foothills, a mid-mountain pine forest, and high-alpine snowfields. Julbo's Bivouak Sunglasses feature a photochromic lens that automatically adjusts its tint to the light conditions in each of these environments. It's also the first pair of glacier glasses to feature side shields that affix magnetically for easy adjustments with gloves.
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Details
- Camel Photochromic lenses block 100 percent of UV rays and adjust their tint to available light so that the right amount of light always reaches your eyes
- Polarized lenses enhance contrast and to provide your eyes with a sharper image
- Magnetic side shields are easy to attach and block snow albedo from frying your peripherals
- Anti-fog coating prevents condensation from building up on lens
- Lens shape and mounting structure lend air flow to prevent fogging
- Larger lens width creates a wide field of vision
- 360-degree stem ends bend in every direction for added temple comfort
- Item #JUL0135
- Lens
- Camel Photochomic (polycarbonate)
- Polarized
- yes
- Face Size
- medium
- Recommended Use
- alpine & expedition
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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This product can expose you to chemicals including Bisphenol A (BPA) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.