The Julbo Dust attracts media attention

The Dust has been turning heads this year. Here are the latest publications to review these new high-performance sports sunglasses.

• Bicycling Buyer's Guide
• Triathlete Buyer's Guide
• Runner's World “The Trail” issue
• Backpacker Gear Guide

Runner's World says: “These frames won't slide even during the sweatiest of outings, thanks to the grip features on the nose and temples, and the slim frames easily fit under a cap.”

Backpacker says: “I never had to squint, since the tint darkens quickly when moving from woods to open ridges.”

New interactive lens simulator is now online

Wondering what kind of goggle lens you should choose? Glen Plake shares the features of each lens and a new interactive lens simulator lets you see the difference for yourself. Follow this link to find out more about Julbo’s state-of-the-art goggle lenses.

New Dolphins are paddling-friendly sunglasses

In its recent gift guide, Canoe & Kayak magazine had this to say about the new Dolphin sunglasses: “In an effort to forever abolish the use of improvised duct-tape Croakies, the new Julbo Dolphin sunglasses will not sink when you swim. On your head, where they belong, the Dolphin’s polarized lenses and contoured shape keeps you seeing clear on the brightest days.”

Backcountry Magazine, the Montebianco & the Glenak

Backcountry Magazine featured two Julbo products in its 2012 Photo Annual edition. The editors dig the Montebianco glasses for the way up the mountain, and the Glenak goggles for the descent. On the Glenaks, they write: “Julbo’s signature Camel lens is both photochromatic and polarized. Read: one lens that spans bright to dark days.” Check it out here.