Julbo | Liry | Reactiv
Julbo | Liry | Reactiv - Reactiv Light Amplifier 1-3 | Matt Brown is backordered and will be shipped as soon as it is back in stock.
- 365 days to exchange
- Shipped daily, free from €75
- Customers rate us 4.9/5
- Pick up in our Amsterdam store (all stock is here)
Description
Description
A wraparound frame with a photochromic lens and a nose and temples you adjust yourself. That way it sits firmly, even on technical terrain, and protects from the sides against wind and sun.
The Reactiv 1-3 lens adapts to the light: light in the shade of the forest, darker in the sun. You notice it on routes that keep switching between forest and open terrain. Ventilation at the front keeps the lens clear when you are gasping on a climb. The temples can be adjusted to your head and sit comfortably under a helmet.
Unsure? Choose the Liry if you want glasses you can adjust exactly to fit. If you want it as light as possible, look at the Intensity. If you have a wide face, the Faster XL fits better. For snow you need a category 4 lens.
Changing light and glasses adjusted to you: this is your Liry.
Specifications
Specifications
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Why this onePhotochromic wraparound glasses with adjustable nose and temples
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LevelMaximum
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ActivityTrailrunning
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Sun protectionUV400 - Blocks 100% UVA and UVB
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Lens typeReactiv 1-3 Light Amplifier
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Lens colourRed/orange (mirror)
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Photochromic lensYes
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Lens category1-3
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Lens VLT17-75%
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ColourBrown, Black
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SKUJ5953314J5953351
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EAN36605767836693660576783676
Why Julbo?
Why Julbo?
You start in the dark, run through a shady forest and an hour later you're on a bare ridge in full sun. One pair of glasses that handles all of that saves a lot of hassle. That's exactly why we carry Julbo at Trail.NL.
Julbo makes sports glasses for runners, cyclists and mountain athletes. Best known are the photochromic Reactiv lenses and the light, frameless models you barely feel at high pace. For the mountains there are wider glasses with side shields.
For us, Julbo is above all a brand that knows what mountain light does to your eyes: photochromic lenses, a stable fit and more than 130 years of experience with eyewear.
