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The Julbo Tasman Sunglasses are what happens when a classic design meets high quality and superb craftsmanship. They have high bright light protection while maintaining high contrast. Removable side shields, polycarbonate lenses, and a hard storage case come included. With the classic look of glacier glasses, these shades are at home snowshoeing, cross country skiing, or kicking it down in the valley.
Bottom Line: New technology with a classic design.
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Good Glacier Glasses, but a little Fragile
By:
Scott Pendleton
October 19, 2010
These work fine as glacier glasses. I got a pair for myself (big face) and a pair for my girlfriend (little face) and they cover both our fields of vision nicely. The flexible, moldable ear pieces are really nice. These things stay secure no matter what I'm doing, whether it's climbing or skiing.
They are, however, a little bit fragile, particularly the lenses. The coatings scratch very easily. You have to be very mindful to use lens cloths to clean them and have them either on your face or in the protective case. Still, I'm happy with them. They are now my go-to mountain glasses.
Also, they have a mirror coated front lens, not a dark coating like shown in the picture.
I do alot of golfing and when the wind blows just the smalles
I do alot of golfing and when the wind blows just the smalles amount,my eyes water profusely. I have dry eye syndrom, which doesn't help. Would these glasses keep the wind out of my eyes.Thank You for any suggestions.Beverly
By: fun2golf932784
December 23, 2008
They'll certainly help with the wind, but my concern would be that since they are intended for sunny, snowy environments (lots of glare), they might be too dark.
By: Angus Bohanon
December 23, 2008
Excellent Pair of Basic Glacier Glasses
By: mdhz
July 22, 2009
I know this might not meet everyone's requirements. But I think that these actually work well for an asian face. The primary reason is that the glasses sit high on the nose. And for those of us without a pronounced bridge, that makes a big difference.
I liked the removable side shields. They didn't give me any problems on my Rainier trip.
One thing I would add though, they did pick up a minor weird wear on the inside. I don't know how. Not scratches. But just a slight weird dis-colorization on the inside.
Overall .. great glasses at a fair price.
If you're interested in seeing how my trip turned out (on Emmons Glacier), here the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3j99yIFgndc&fmt=18
Tasman Alti Spec X6
By:
Jerimy
July 8, 2010
The flexible arms are a big plus as you can adjust them to fit your ears. Comes with a hard case and lanyard. Add some nose protection and you are all set. These glasses are a little smaller than some of the other Jublo offerings such as the Explorer.
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Sport SunglassesGood Glacier Glasses, but a little Fragile
These work fine as glacier glasses. I got a pair for myself (big face) and a pair for my girlfriend (little face) and they cover both our fields of vision more...
Tasman Alti Spec X6
The flexible arms are a big plus as you can adjust them to fit your ears. Comes with a hard case and lanyard. Add some nose protection and you are all more...
- Lens:
- polycarbonate
- Interchangeable Lens:
- no
- Polarized:
- no
- Face Size:
- average fit
- Case Type:
- hard case
- Warranty:
- 1 year
- Recommended Use:
- Winter sports and glacier travel
- Country of Origin:
- France (Includes Monaco)