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Julbo Colorado Sunglasses - Spectron 4 Lens
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Julbo continues to be the leader in glacier glass technology, and has created a winner with the Colorado Alti Spectron X4. Impressive price and protection are the hallmarks—check these out: removable side shields, adjustable temples, 100% UV protection, 95% visible light reduction(category 3), in a polycarbonate lens with color flash treatment. Remove the side shields around town for a versatile sunglass and a great value. The Colorado is ideal for bright light situations including backcountry skiing, cross country, skiing, and snowshoeing.
Bottom Line: Great eye protection at a price that's not blinding.
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Good glasses for protection and price
By:
juanFEDORA
March 22, 2010
I needed a good pair of trekking glasses to battle the high UV rays in the patagonias along with the crazy winds. These glasses were total troopers. Kept the grit out and bounced back that harmful UV's to save my eyes for another adventure. I would recommend these to anyone looking to take care of their eyes while enjoying the outdoors at high altitude or in extream weather situations.
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By:
JJ Acker
December 14, 2011
Julbo Colorados got a fair test on my chilly winter peak climb. Here's the skinny...
Clarity: Spectron 4 lenses were remarkably clear, blocking glare in bright sun. I thought 95% visible light reduction would result in a blackout in the low light, but definition remained deep into the shade. I don't recommend staring at the sun, but you could do it in these. There was some issue with fogging in changing temps, but better than other glasses I've experienced.
Side Shields: At 1st I thought synthetic side shields were plain cheap. The true verdict--leather tends to pick up moisture and freeze, these don't. Easy to remove also.
Frames: wrap-around style ensures good peripheral vision, even with shields in place. Frames are light with reasonable flex. These are suitable for wide faces. If you have a small face, you may have difficulty or look like a bug. More room, also cuts down on fogging.
Arms & Temples: Temples are moldable and comfortable.
* I discovered that replacement parts are available from Julbo if I should need them.
These are great glasses for a reasonable price.
Value for money.
By:
The Guyser
April 1, 2010
I echo the views of others here...good value, good coverage and fit, too. Also quite dark and well suited to altitude sports as you would hope given the pitch. My only disappointment was that I had some kind of clouding or delamination affect the lens after about 3 expeditions. I now keep 'em as a backup for my Explorers.
2 Comments Last Comment: February 9, 2011 by: James Jenden
By: James Jenden
February 9, 2011
If you're still looking, the Julbo explorers are a good mix between quality and value, I would go for those.
By: steve shea
August 30, 2010
what model of julbo sungllassed would you recommend ? i can't decide between the colorado, or the explorer or the dirt model. thanks steve
Change me.
Great Glasses for the Price
I think you would be hard to find a better value when it comes to outdoor glasses. I used them on a very sunny day with full snow cover and was very happy more...
provides good protection at a good price
Looking for good protection at a good price I tried both the Tasman and the Colorado. The Tasman fit well w/o the side shields, but with them, felt a more...
- Frame:
- Grilamid TR 90 (nylon)
- Lens:
- polcarbonate w/color flash composition
- Interchangeable Lens:
- no
- Case Type:
- hard
- Nose Pads:
- no
- Temple Pads:
- yes
- Recommended Use:
- skiing, snowboarding, boating, casual

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