Julbo Paddle Polarized Sunglasses for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

I've had these sunglasses for almost two years (and wear them frequently) and they're still going strong. They fit snugly and stay put for a variety of activities. I've worn them running, cross-country skiing, canoeing, hiking, mountain biking, and gardening. They float even without the foam strap (I tested it) which is quite comforting when wearing them on the water. They're both sporty and stylish, and I've also worn them as casual glasses.

These glasses are fantastic. The lenses are easily the first thing I noticed when I put them on. They are a beautiful tone with impeccable clarity and covered my entire field of vision. I got the tortoise and I love the color. The built in strap keeps them conveniently hanging from my neck when I don’t need them. The foam on the strap is a little bulky but not noticeable when mid-activity and definitely worth it if you happen to drop them in the river during a helmet swap like I did. They were easy to find floating on the surface even in some creeky water. The only negatives are they don’t fit great under sweet protection kayak helmets (but pretty much no sunglasses do) and they were pretty tight on my head. I started to really feel them squeezing above my ears after a couple hours after wearing them. But after a quick break they felt great again. Highly recommended!

I'm using these for kitesurfing and paddle boarding, and they've been perfect so far. They float on their own, but they also come with a lanyard that sits comfortably behind your head and secures the sunglasses to your head. I've taken lots of falls with these on, and they haven't come off so far, but it's nice to know that they would float if they were to come off.