For eye comfort in the mountains, a pair of sunglasses with at least category 3 protection is a must. In fact, you need lenses with a protection factor of 3 or 4 to be able to enjoy the scenery, even if the sun is beating down hard.
Category 3 sunglasses are ideal for most situations. They filter out up to 90% of the sun's rays. With a pair of sunglasses of this type, your eyes will be properly protected even in bright sunlight.
Category 4 sunglasses are the most powerful, making them ideal for use in the mountains and on glaciers, where reverberation is strong. Please note that cat4 sunglasses are not suitable for driving.
Whatever the protection category, all our sunglasses are of the highest quality to protect you in the mountains. of Cébé sunglasses adapted to the face will be perfect for all your mountain outings.
Although the category of lenses is extremely important, it's also a good idea to have photochromic or polarized lenses, as they increase comfort and therefore protection for your eyes.
Photochromic lenses are lenses that darken or lighten, depending on the light. As you can see, these lenses can be upgraded from category 1 to category 2, and then to category 3 if required. Whatever the weather, you'll be properly protected.
Polarized lenses feature an anti-reflective coating. Polarization minimizes reflections to avoid glare and eye fatigue.
What could be better than a pair of sunglasses with photochromic and polarized lenses?
For maximum protection, it's a good idea to opt for sunglasses with side protection. Removable side shields avoid/diminish all possible light. As a result, the glasses will cover your eyes and their contours perfectly, ensuring incredible ocular comfort.
Julbo brand glacier sunglasses are ideal for high-mountain and glacier outings.