Faster, higher, stronger: High-alpine mountaineering continues to evolve and so does Julbo's flagship model for climbing in alpine environments. The Explorer 2.0 is more ergonomic, better ventilated, slimmer and more stylish than its predec...
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Explore the Explorer.
If you are thinking about transition lenses and live in the PNW just spend the extra money. They make alpine starts a dream and will save you from taking the sunglasses on and off constantly. Love the bendable arms, as they keep the sunglasses locked.
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BRENDAN · Today
Explorer 2.0
I bought these for gravel riding. The idea was that the reactive 0-4 lens would offer clear vision in low-light conditions, especially on very cloudy days or in shady areas, which is critical for gravel riding and darker in bright sunlight. So far, they work well in the 0-2 range, but even in bright sunlight, they do not seem to get much darker. I understand that UV levels are greater at altitude, and they may darken under those conditions, but I would never rely on them for hiking in high-mountain or desert conditions. I also have a pair of Explorer 2.0s that are Cat 4 only, and those are my go-to glasses at higher altitudes in bright sun.
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Alan · Yesterday
Jumbo. As expected..
Jumbo Explorer glasses arrived ,as expected ,delivered earlier than first expected.
Arrived ,as expected ,in extra sturdy packaging protected from all possible calamities.
Quality and finish ,as expected, top notch and first class.
Looking forward to many years of use.
Thank you Julio
Satisfied customer
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