Skiing magazine digs the "Dirt"

Here's what Skiing magazine online had to say about Julbo's Dirt sunglasses: "These glasses are light, durable, and ideal for mountain biking. They fit comfortably under any helmet and have wide lenses and curved frames for maximum visibility. The Zebra lens is light-sensitive and will turn lighter or darker based on the intensity of the sun — no need to change them out if it gets cloudy." Find the write-up here.

Parents magazine features Looping sunglasses

In the June issue focusing on "Fun in the Sun," Parents magazine included Julbo Looping sunglasses in their list of summer gear for children.

Many people forget children when it comes to buying sunglasses. In fact, the younger the child is, the more vulnerable their eyes are. Unlike an adult’s eye, the lens in a child’s eye has almost no protective pigments. The American Academy of Ophthalmology says: "Don’t forget the kids! Everyone is at risk, including children. Protect their eyes with hats and sunglasses."

Julbo featured in Summer 2010 Outside Buyer’s Guide

Julbo's Bivouak and Monterosa sunglasses were featured in the Outside Buyer’s Guide. Here's some of what they said about the Bivouak: "Julbo gives side-blinkered glacier glasses a sexy, multisport makeover. Photochromic lenses in brownish tint go from dark to really dark, ideally suited to ultrabright no-shade zones such as high alpine and deep desert. Since they are polarized, they're also water-worthy and a perfect match for lakes and streams..."

And on the Monterosa: "Remove the plastic side shields from these mountaineering-specific shades and you'll resemble any Boulderite. But once you reach the high country, evade sunburned eyeballs by snapping them back on. Studies show they'll block about 85 percent more light than going without." Follow this link to read more.

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