A one-off, limited line combining two great names in trail running - the quality of Julbo eyewear and the irresistability of all things Tarawera events related!
Designed for fans of intense effort, such as vertical kilometre racing, these sunglasses are uncompromising when it comes to performance and comfort. Also available in a REACTIV Photochromic version, the mono-lens guarantees a wide, obstacle free field of vision, regardless of light levels. The suspended construction adds outstanding ventilation by encouraging air to pass between the lens and the frame. Last but not least, the Air Link concept and its shock absorber insert at the end of the temples offers even better grip and lightness.
Lense Types:
Reactiv Photochromic Lenses
Your Reactiv lenses get darker or lighter to match changing light conditions. Whatever the weather, Julbo guarantees perfect vision and long-lasting protection for your eyes.
CLEAR VISION WHATEVER THE CONDITIONS
Photochromic lenses (cat. 1 to 3 - visible light transmission rate: 17% - 75%), get darker or lighter to match changing light conditions and therefore adapt to any time of day and to the terrain. Internal anti-fog coating and external oil-repellent coating (prevents marking, makes cleaning easier and facilitates water runoff). Ideal for trail running and mountain biking.
- NTS (Non Temperature Sensitive) technology: the lens gets darker or lighter regardless of the temperature.
- Color : 257 / 281
- Sun protection : Photochromic
- VLT (visibility light transmission) : 17% - 75%
- Material : TRIVEX
Spectron 3 Polarized Lenses
Spectron polycarbonate lenses are light and offer good shock resistance, making them suitable for all outdoor sports.
Cat. 3 polycarbonate lens (visible light transmission rate: 12%) with colored mirror coating (Color Flash): improves filtration of visible light by applying a mirror effect to the lens. Multipurpose lens suitable for all uses.
- Color : 260 / 288
- Sun protection : Cat. 3
- VLT (visibility light transmission) : 12%
- Material : Polycarbonate
