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Julbo Explorer 2.0 Glacier Sunglasses

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Julbo Explorer 2.0 Glacier Sunglasses

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The most popular glacier sunglasses from Julbo, a French company that’s been making ‘em for more than 125 years, the Explorer 2.0 sunglasses take everything—and we mean everything—up a notch. They’re slimmer, more ergonomic, and more stylish than their predecessors, with a ventilating design, a large area of coverage, and removable side shields that protect against glare and help avoid snow blindness Read More

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Dillius

Jan 2, 2017

I have been waiting for a Camel lens option to appear, and am excited about this particular drop. One issue though is I have read that for those of us with larger heads some Julbo Sunglass frames have an "XL" option. Is there an XL option for the Explorer 2.0, and if so would it be possible to offer that and some sizing information?

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Ponteaus

Jan 3, 2017

DilliusI shop for sunglasses almost exclusively by size since so few fit without squeezing. I'd be in on this if there were an XL option

DannyMilks

4557

Jan 3, 2017

Yes, Julbo Lifetime Warranty is included with this. Thanks for asking - I just updated the Specs on the product page to reflect this @Dillius

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Suhl

Feb 12, 2019

Is it possible to sub a zebra light or fire lense?

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JulboEyewear

Jul 8, 2019

SuhlHi Suhl, unfortunately not. We are not allowed to put anything less than a category 4 lens rating into any of our mountaineering sunglasses.

DannyMilks

4557

Jan 3, 2017

Julbo has a really great portion of their site dedicated to describing the NXT lenses. Originally developed for the military in the 90's, these lenses are super tough and extremely high quality.

https://www.julbo.com/en/16/understand/us-version-julbo-nxt-lenses-the-ultimate-in-perfection-whatever-the-conditions_35740805.html?_ga=1.244153093.12127297.1444848584

DannyMilks

4557

Jan 3, 2017

DannyMilksMore helpful info on how to decide on the lens. @rhenom

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rhenom

528

Jan 3, 2017

DannyMilksThanks for the info, I ended up joining the drop with the Camel lenses. I decided that I really wanted the polarized lenses. Hopefully the 20% light the Camel's top out at isn't too dark.

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rhenom

528

Jan 3, 2017

Hmm, I want to get in on this drop, but I am torn between the Zebra lenses and the Camel lenses. I did some quick research and the Zebra's adjust from 7-42% light but aren't polarized while the Camel's adjust from 5-20% light and are polarized, decisions, decisions.

Mjrulz5

Jan 8, 2017

Good for biking?

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Mjrulz5

Jan 8, 2017

I'll be biking in NYC, so go with the Camels or the Zebra?

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rhenom

528

Jan 9, 2017

Mjrulz5Camel lenses let 5-20% light through and are polarized. Zebra lenses let 7-42% light through and are not polarized.
I assume with all the tall buildings there is a lot of shadows in NYC, so I would probably go for the Zebra lens in that case.

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DannyMilks

4557

Jan 8, 2017

Just thought I'd share that of the 13 members who joined this drop so far, 11 have upgraded to the Camel lens.

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rhenom

528

Jan 8, 2017

DannyMilksIf the Zebra lenses were polarized I woulda got those.

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mindfuneral

Jan 7, 2017

OMWTFYB wearing these glasses.

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rhenom

528

Jan 4, 2017

So if this drop doesn't make it to 8 buys then it's a no go?

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Dillius

Jan 6, 2017

rhenomI'm very interested but still hoping to hear something on sizing. I don't really know enough about purchasing sunglasses and have been hard pressed to find sizing information about these Julbo Explorers.

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