Brand: Julbo

    Category: Climbing Goggles

    Recommended by Philip Burnett, Weber State University Rental Manager — Ogden, UT

    Highlights: lightweight, anti fog, over glasses

    Experience unparalleled clarity and comfort with the Lightyear goggles, designed for adventurers who demand high performance in any weather. Featuring advanced anti-fog technology and a frameless design, these goggles ensure a perfect fit and optimal visibility on the slopes. 1. Revolutionary SuperFlow Pro anti-fog system that allows for quick ventilation to eliminate fog and moisture. 2. Frameless design enhances peripheral vision and reduces weight for a more comfortable fit. 3. XL-sized REACTIV photochromic lens adapts to changing light conditions, providing optimal clarity in various environments. 4. Dual-sided magnetic closure for easy lens attachment and secure fit, even with gloves on. 5. Large spherical lens shape offers an expansive field of view, perfect for skiing and snowboarding. 6. Durable construction designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and impact. 7. Lightweight materials ensure comfort during extended wear, making them ideal for all-day use. The Lightyear goggles are perfect for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts looking for high-performance eyewear in variable conditions. They excel in snowy, sunny, or overcast environments, making them suitable for all seasons. Ideal for both beginners and experienced riders, these goggles enhance visibility and comfort, ensuring an enjoyable experience on the slopes.

    Price: $289.95 - $319.95

    Philip Burnett's review

    If it gets too wild for just glasses, these goggles are the ticket. Won't fog up (and trust me I can fog up any goggles), and do a great job managing variable light.

    Recommended by Philip Burnett, Weber State University Rental Manager

    Frequently asked questions

    What does Philip Burnett say about the Lightyear?

    If it gets too wild for just glasses, these goggles are the ticket. Won't fog up (and trust me I can fog up any goggles), and do a great job managing variable light.

    Why does Philip Burnett recommend Julbo?

    Philip Burnett recommends the Julbo Lightyear for climbing goggles. If it gets too wild for just glasses, these goggles are the ticket. Won't fog up (and trust me I can fog up any goggles), and do a great job managing variable light.

    Is the Lightyear a good climbing goggle?

    Yes — Philip Burnett recommends the Lightyear by Julbo as their climbing goggles pick. If it gets too wild for just glasses, these goggles are the ticket. Won't fog up (and trust me I can fog up any goggles), and do a great job managing variable light.

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    2 experts recommend the Julbo Lightyear.

    Jarrod Blundy, Founder/Guide at Onward Mountain Guides

    Reactiv lenses change opacity to match brightness intensity. To prevent fogging (so important with hiking!) the lenses pop out slightly with magnets to allow air flow.

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