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Julbo created the Typhoon Sunglasses with a high-coverage, warp-around shape and polarized, photochromic lenses to provide excellent glare-free performance for water-based sports. The Cameleon lenses reduce light by 85% to keep you squint-free on bright days. Julbo includes an adjustable neck cord to help keep the Typhoon Sunglasses from going in the drink on a rafting, kayaking, or sailing trip.
Bottom Line: Hit the water with the eye protection of the Julbo Typhoon Sunglasses.
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great lenses
By:
anon2
August 28, 2008
I have a pretty big head and these fit great on me, but fit is pretty individual in glasses. The lenses sit pretty close to the eyes so you don't get a lot of glare or wind in from the sides, which is great. Good polarization, nice lenses for sensitive eyes. In very hot humid conditions they still stuck firm to my face.
Thought the Typhoon would have Octopus lenses?! Is it right that
Thought the Typhoon would have Octopus lenses?! Is it right that it has Cameleon lenses?
By: Thomas
December 15, 2008
See where it says "Cameleon Lenses" 3 different times? That should help you settle this issue in your mind.
By: fun2golf932784
December 26, 2008
Great Glasses
By:
Puffin
July 5, 2007
I just returned from 11 days in the Grand Canyon rafting and hiking. These glasses protected my sensitive eyes perfectly. The orange color also made a fashion statement, and made them easier to find. I have a thin face, and they gripped and fit me perfectly. The lenses did streak with water hitting them. One temple guard did fall off however. I wonder where or how to get replacement temple guards?
Too small
By:
Anonymous
January 7, 2008
Great shades, nice lenses but they seem to be made to fit a child or a woman with a small face... definately did not fit my husband's average sized face. Too bad, this was the 2nd pair of Julbo's I sent back because they were too small. Now I need another birthday gift...
Change me.
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great lenses
I have a pretty big head and these fit great on me, but fit is pretty individual in glasses. The lenses sit pretty close to the eyes so you don't more...
Great Glasses
I just returned from 11 days in the Grand Canyon rafting and hiking. These glasses protected my sensitive eyes perfectly. The orange color also made a more...
- Frame:
- Plastic
- Hinge Type:
- Plastic
- Lens:
- Polycarbonate
- Interchangeable Lens:
- No
- Polarized:
- Yes
- Face Size:
- Medium
- Case Type:
- Soft
- Nose Pads:
- Yes
- Arm Pads:
- Yes
- Recommended Use:
- Rafting, kayaking, boating, sailing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- France (Includes Monaco)