Sunglasses and Goggles for Skiing, Snowboarding and Snow Sports
High-altitude sunshine and the sparkle of pristine, white snow are beautiful things to those who ski and snowboard – but only if you are outfitted with top-quality eyewear to protect your eyes.
Julbo’s performance sunglasses for skiing, snowboarding and other snow sports are made to withstand the intensity of the sun and glare, while its line of goggles also provides optimum protection against wind and snow.
Julbo’s renowned sunglass and goggle lenses restrict the amount of light that passes through to your eyes. Some lenses are anti-fogging and photochromic – they change like chameleons to the variable light conditions when you are on the snow. Julbo’s Bivouak sunglasses boast the world’s first magnetic sideshields; snap them into place when you need extra sun protection on the slopes, snap them off when you don’t.
Why athletes recommend these Julbo sunglasses and goggles for snowboarding, skiing and other snow sports:
- Low rate of transmission of visible light when you are on the snow
- Photochromic lenses on the goggles and sunglasses darken or lighten depending on the light’s intensity
- Anti-fog coatings make sunglasses and goggles resist fogging
- Features such as removable sideshields and moldable temples
- Wrap-around lenses offer an extra-wide field of view and coverage
Julbo Goggles for Snowboarding, Skiing and Snow Sports
Julbo Sunglasses for Skiing, Snowboarding and Snow Sports
In the Press
Outside Magazine Buyer's Guide: "With its fog-cutting yellow-based tint, the Revolution has the most effective photochromic lens we've seen, capable of going from a milk-bottle day to bright sun."
Ski Magazine: "Julbo's Revolution: Julbo's polycarbonate zebra lens keeps up with both you and the day's ever-changing light conditions."
Skiing the Backcountry says, “The Julbo brand is known for high-quality sunglasses and has been a favorite among mountaineers for many years. They've made ski goggles for a few years now and I am very impressed with the clarity of vision.”
Outside Magazine writes, “With anti-fog photochromic lenses that darken from a low-light tint (for overcast skies) to ultra-dark (bright sun on snow), these lightweight shades [Bivouak] are made for the mountains.”
Outdoor Retailer reports on Julbo goggles for snowboarding and skiing: “Julbo is the first company to offer category 4 protection, which blocks 97 percent of visible light.”































