Julbo Renegade Zebra Sunglasses for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides
Retail Price:
$219.95
$219.95
Used Value:
$131.97
$131.97
Sale Value:
$197.96
$197.96
Life isn't predictable, that's why Julbo created the versatile Renegade Zebra Sunglasses to accompany you on whatever the universe throws your way. Whether you're biking, hiking, climbing, or just on a casual Saturday stroll downtown, these rugged shades offer a classic look in a durable package. The photochromic Zebra lens adapts to changing conditions, making them ideal for bright sun as well as low light, and the wrap-around design offers a low-profile silhouette that won't get in the way when you're out in the woods.
Specifications
Brand:
Face Size:
medium
Frame:
wrap-around
Lens:
Zebra
Manufacturer Warranty:
lifetime
Nose/Temple Pads:
Grip Tech, Grip Nose
Photochromic:
yes
Recommended Use:
backpacking, casual, hiking, river fishing, road running, saltwater fishing, stillwater fishing, trail running
Full Reviews
For glasses that look as good as they do in everyday life, the Julbo Renegade's Zebra photochromic lenses are the x-factor that makes them an amazing do-it-all pair of sunglasses. They stay securely on my face, and the lenses adjust to the light, so they're always just right. From running errands, to long mountain bike rides it's so nice to be able to rely on one set of sunglasses knowing that they will always be a great choice for the conditions due to their Zebra lenses.
Rob Wykoff, backcountry.com
October 5, 2019
October 5, 2019
Renegade: - Stays put no matter how rugged the trail - Lens adjust to lighting conditions super fast - Anti fog coating works flawlessly (keep lenses clean with soap and water) - Julbo has a life time warranty on all products
Julbo Eyewear, backcountry.com
June 19, 2019
June 19, 2019
These Julbo Renegade glasses are hands down my favorite adventure and outdoor sports related eyewear. Upon putting them on, they are very light weight and super comfortable. They also stay in place, and don't slide down on your nose. I've tried on many pairs of glasses, and if they don't stay put, they aren't worth wearing. The frame has a really good field of view, which makes it easy to focus while doing intense activities. And they are super stylish, you can rock them anywhere! So overall, the fit is amazing! Now, let's talk about the really cool part about them. This version of the Julbo Renegade has the Zebra Light REACTIV lens. It is a photocromic lens that will adjust tint based on the intensity of the UV exposure. Julbo has multiple versions of REACTIV lens, and some other options are rated for darker tint. The Zebra Light is considered the standard, and online it said they were good for anything besides sunny snow sports. So for my first day I took them out in the snow and did a high alpine backcountry tour with my splitboard. The lens quickly darkened, and actually worked perfectly fine for the extreme sun exposure on a totally bluebird day. If you enjoy really dark tint, then I would recommend checking out some of their other options, but personally for me it was just the right amount, I don't like my glasses to be super dark. Next, I wanted to really put the REACTIV lens to the test. I went on a bike ride up a classic trail system here in UT. I rode an area called Jacob's Ladder and connected it to Rush (UT locals will know exactly what I'm talking about). The trail has a mix of heavy tree coverage, and totally open views to the sky. The glasses adjusted very well, and quite fast! In the trees it was almost zero tint, and up high in the sun it was nice and dark. I didn't have to deal with any eye strain at all. Since then, I have taken these on all my outdoor adventures! Overall, I love these glasses! I will give you the one con I have found. If you wear them while driving around, your car roof will block the UV rays. The glasses will lighten up, and they become useless for driving purposes. So keep an extra pair of normal shades in the car! But let's face it, if you are looking at these it's because you want a sick pair of shades for hiking, biking, climbing, running, and all epic outdoor adventures.
Sean B., backcountry.com
June 5, 2019
June 5, 2019