Overview
About Julbo Kaiser Sunglasses - Polarized Falcon Lenses
Closeouts. An enjoyable, color-enhancing pair of shades for every day use, Julbo's Kaiser sunglasses utilize polarized, photochromic Falcon lenses to make colors pop, adjust to changing light conditions and reduce glare. They're especially convenient for driving, as they darken automatically behind a windshield to reduce eyestrain.
- Photochromic Falcon lenses relax the eyes, enhance color contrast and automatically adjust to changing light conditions by adjusting tint to be lighter or darker
- Polarized to reduce glare
- BWS (Behind the Windshield) technology darkens behind a windshield for increased clarity and reduced eyestrain while driving
- Anti-reflective coating repels condensation and moisture
- Oil-repellent coating prevents fingerprints or grease marks and makes cleaning easier
- Lightweight nylon frame fits a variety of face shapes
- Includes zip hard case and microfiber drawstring bag
- Made in France
Specs
Specs about Julbo Kaiser Sunglasses - Polarized Falcon Lenses
- Lens material: Polycarbonate
- Frame material: Nylon
- Lens features: Photochromic,Polarized
- Style: Wayfarer
- Extra lenses: None
- Frame fit: Medium
- Lens coverage: Medium
- Temple to temple: 5-1/8"
- UV blocking: 100% UVA,100% UVB
- Carry case: Hard
- Weight: 1.4 oz.
- Made in France
Reviews
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Most Helpful 5-Star Review
5.0 out of 5 stars.
If you are sensitive to bright light try these!
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Reviewed by A-Bone from NH on Thursday, August 18, 2016
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5.0 out of 5 stars. Favorite Sunglasses in YearsReviewed by brannon32 from Vacaville, CA on Saturday, November 19, 2016My trusted Oakley Jupiter Squared sunglasses broke in half in my duffel bag last month and superglue attempts to restore them to whole have been mixed. To have a pair of backups, I decided to give this a shot. So glad I did! These are snug to my head and do a wonderful job of dimming the bright light that I drive into each morning. For reference, I wear a 7 3/4 hat, so people with smaller heads might find these too large.
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4.0 out of 5 stars. Great LensesVerified Buyer Reviewed by mama c from Montana on Saturday, October 15, 2016The lenses on these are amazing. Because of that I wanted to like these but they just did not fit my face well. Too wide for my face & they seem to have a large nose bridge so they would never sit where they should. I have a smaller face though, they would likely work for someone more average size. It would be helpful if STP gave more detailed measurements for sunglasses.
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5.0 out of 5 stars. If you are sensitive to bright light try these!Verified Buyer Reviewed by A-Bone from NH on Thursday, August 18, 2016I drive a lot and have always been sensitive to bright light. After years of squinting through nice lenses from Hobie, Maui Jim and Ray Ban, I was convinced I was going to have to get a very dark pair of mountaineering glasses just to stop the squinting. While doing a little homework on mountaineering glasses, I read about these photo-chromatic 'Falcon' lenses on the Julbo site. According to the site, they are specifically designed with driving and eye fatigue in mind, so I figured I would give them a try as a last ditch effort before going to something super dark.. The first day I got them I put them on and drove home. My reaction: OH MY GAWD!!... they are not dark, but they work. I don't know how they work: magic, pixy-dust, dark sorcery...whatever it is: IT WORKS!. The squinting is totally gone and yet, the lenses aren't all that dark. Images are clear and crisp..and the clouds..oh my.. the glorious clouds... are beautiful through these lenses. If you've been seeking a solution for your sensitive eyes and constant squinting, try the Falcon lenses and return them if you don't love them. They are the best driving lenses I have ever had. That you Julbo.
