ZEBRA 2 REVIEW PRO

The Zebra is photochromatic, with an anti-fog coating inside and a hydrophobic layer outside. Julbo has an excellent reputation for its lenses the Cameleon is for mountain and desert environments the Octopus is designed for watersports the Falcon is recommended as a multipurpose and driving lens and finally the Zebra, which comes in two versions. Their РІР‚ВSpeedРІР‚в„ў range is where youРІР‚в„ўll find glasses perfect for cycling of all types, weРІР‚в„ўve previewed their Mtb orientated Dust glasses here on CyleTechReview. With every activity they adopt, they use experts in each one to help them design the best equipment for it. They now design sunglasses and prescription sunglasses for a whole host of extreme activities including Mountain Climbing, Skiing, Base Jumping, Sailing, Trail Running and Mountain Biking. In the 1990РІР‚в„ўs the firm introduced a range especially for the delicate eyes of young children. In 1888 Jules Baud started making specialist protective eyewear for men searching for crystals in the French Alps.

ZEBRA 2 REVIEW PRO

You may have never heard of Julbo, although theyРІР‚в„ўre a French company they donРІР‚в„ўt have much of a presence in pro cycling (yet). The Julbo Aero with Zebra photochromatic lenses There are other lenses available but I was lucky enough to test their top of the range Zebra photochromatic category 2-4 lenses. The ones reviewed here are the Julbo Aero model from their Speed range. These premium sunglasses are from Julbo, a company most famous for their mountaineering glasses. A review of the Julbo Aero sunglasses with Zebra category 2-4 photochromatic lenses.

Zebra 2 review