Brand: Julbo

Category: Running Eyewear

Recommended by Corinne Shalvoy, Ultramarthoner | Commentator | Podcast Host | Coach | Community Builder — Colorado

Highlights: long distance

FASTER sunglasses are engineered for athletes who prioritize speed, comfort, and visual clarity. Featuring advanced photochromic lenses, these sunglasses adapt seamlessly to varying light conditions, ensuring optimal performance without the hassle of changing lenses. 1. REACTIV photochromic lenses automatically adjust to light changes, providing clear vision in both low light and bright sunlight. 2. Ultra-lightweight frame designed for aerodynamic efficiency, enhancing speed and reducing drag during activities. 3. Wraparound design with a spherical mono-lens offers a wide field of view and comprehensive eye protection at high velocities. 4. Adjustable nose grip ensures a secure and personalized fit, maintaining stability during intense movement and sweating. 5. Helmet-compatible design makes these sunglasses versatile for various sports, including running, cycling, and endurance training. 6. Durable construction built to withstand the rigors of outdoor activities while maintaining comfort and performance. 7. Ideal for athletes of all skill levels seeking reliable eyewear that enhances their performance in diverse environments. FASTER sunglasses are perfect for athletes engaged in running, cycling, and other endurance sports, particularly in dynamic outdoor conditions. They excel in environments with fluctuating light, such as transitioning from shaded trails to bright open roads. Designed for both amateur and professional athletes, these sunglasses provide the confidence and clarity needed to perform at peak levels, making them an essential accessory for any serious sports enthusiast.

Price: $194.95 - $259.95

Is the Faster a good running eyewear?

Yes — Corinne Shalvoy recommends the Faster by Julbo as their running eyewear pick. These are the closest to the Aerolite model I was wearing. Chose these for the race as it was a combination of overcast, rainy, and sunny on the day. These lenses are photochromatic meaning they change from clear to dark tint depending on the weather. Glasses are not only for sun during ultras but also key to protect your eyes from dust, rain and prevent overall drying out.

Is the Faster good for long distance?

Corinne Shalvoy recommends it for long efforts: These are the closest to the Aerolite model I was wearing. Chose these for the race as it was a combination of overcast, rainy, and sunny on the day. These lenses are photochromatic meaning they change from clear to dark tint depending on the weather. Glasses are not only for sun during ultras but also key to protect your eyes from dust, rain and prevent overall drying out.