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Julbo Keedz (w/ Spectron X5 Lenses) Review

Julbo Keedz (w/ Spectron X5 Lenses)
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We purchased these sunglasses in size 3-8 years for my son, who's currently 2 and a half, but generally wears size 4 clothes. When they arrived, I was convinced that they were the wrong size -- they're very small. At first, my son wouldn't wear them, but they are flexible and covered with a rubbery material, so eventually he came around. Bottom line: usable, but I'm not sure for how long. I am sure it won't be until age 8 years! These won't be worth the extra money if you only get to use them for 6 months. I'd recommend getting a size up.

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Great for those kids who don't mess or fuss too much with sunglasses, Julbo's Keedz sunglasses with Spectron X5 polycarbonate lenses are excellent for family fun while boating, camping and skiing. Just ahead of the elastomer inserts is a frame adjustment feature that allows for resizing and fit modifications, so you can keep adjusting the frame as your kid grows--or at least until he or she pops out and loses the lenses. These delightfully durable kids' sunglasses are excellent for families that ski, boat and fish together..

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Julbo Kid's Coach Sunglasses Review

Julbo Kid's Coach Sunglasses
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I got them in red which makes them looks fantastic.
My kids loves them and their lenses are so clear.
Recommended!!!!

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With high lenses and wide temples, the Bowl brings solar protection to a chic feminine look. Great coverage, ergonomic features, and Julbo\'s renowned comfort\' These sunglasses are made for dynamic little ladies who demand style! Includes the Spectron 3 +, polycarbonate lens, light but with excellent shock resistance, this verstile lens is suitable for all types of sports activities + Flash treatment.

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Julbo Infant Looping I Sunglasses (0-18 months) Review

Julbo Infant Looping I Sunglasses (0-18 months)
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Works as advertised. Exactly what needed. My son started wearing them at 3 months old and tolerates well. The cord around the back of the head is necessary, but a bit annoying when on the smallest setting for an infants head. The excess cord has no where to go and between wrestling to put sunglasses on an infant and trying to get the excess cord in a comfortable place, can be a pain. Otherwise, no probs.

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Tiny tots see the world from down below. To stop them looking over their glasses they must be round, wrap around and centered. Baby can then look up in complete safety! Includes the Spectron 4 polycarbonate lens, light but with excellent shock resistance, this verstile lens is suitable for all types of sports activities. Flash + Anti glare treatment.Lens are category 4,( 95% visible light reduction).

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Julbo Kid's Looping Sunglasses with Cord Review

Julbo Kid's Looping Sunglasses with Cord
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We purchased these sunglasses for our two-year old daughter prior to a beach vacation. I had seen children's sunglasses before but had not focused on them much as I didn't think that she could keep them on last summer at ~18 months, so she wore a wide brim hat. At that time I bought a pair of very inexpensive sunglasses that fit with adjustable elasticized straps; these were ok for minimal use but slipped and later on the (inexpensive) lenses popped out!
Based on this experience, I wanted to avoid any lense pop-outs, and also find shades that our child could put on -- and that would stay on -- with minimal parental intervention (no straps for me to adjust, etc.). The Julbo sunglasses are "dummy proof" - there is no up/down, so your child can put them on and they'll be the "right way" no matter what. The glasses have no hinges and basically wrap around the wearer's head (but not in an uncomfortable way - we'd hear about it otherwise). These sunglasses are also quite durable: they flex quite a bit (my daughter has made them almost flat a few times, ugh), they withstand frequent dropping, and then mirror lenses do not pop out and do not scratch.
Our daughter LOVES these glasses. She has worn them nearly daily now since our vacation in early March. When we first got them in the dreary dead of winter, she seemed to wonder why she needed them, but quickly became a fan in the sun on vacation. Now that we're home, a month and half later she still asks for them each time we out if she can't find them. She's quick to tell us if something isn't right (too hot, itchy, etc.) and we have never received any complaints about these glasses.
We receive positive comments on the glasses from strangers almost each time we go out - people seem to like the "look."

I thought the strap would be a good thing, but we don't actually use it. This could be due to my daughter's hair (frequently in two pony tails). We don't really need the strap, come to find out.
Pros: VERY durable, child can put on by him/her self, glasses stay on, lots of colors (we got the brown/blue combo, which may not sound girly, but looks good with brown hair)
Cons: Couldn't find these in a store to try on so took a leap of faith and bought on Amazon (would never do this for my own sunglasses!)
Neutral: Price seemed high at time of purchase (and frankly I was worried that I would regret my purchase) but given the use and abuse they have received (near daily wear), and durability, I think the price is worth it as we would have replaced regular hinged glasses several times by now or would have been fussing with the Velcro adjustable-strap kind.
We will look at Julbo children's glasses when our daughter outgrows her current pair. Would definitely recommend to parents who want their toddlers to wear sunglasses and who want the child to "own" the wearing experience.

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Tiny tots see the world from down below. To stop them looking over their glasses they must be round, wrap around and centered. Baby can then look up in complete safety! Includes the Spectron 4 polycarbonate lens, light but with excellent shock resistance, this verstile lens is suitable for all types of sports activities. Flash + Anti glare treatment.Lens are category 4,( 95% visible light reduction).

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Julbo Infant/Toddler's Looping 2 Sunglasses with Cord Review

Julbo Infant/Toddler's Looping 2 Sunglasses with Cord
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I bought both this and the IPlay Fun Flexi Specs - Lime Multi Dot to compare the two. It comes in a drawstring fabric bag with "Julbo Looping 2" imprinted on it. A label on the lens says "SPECTRON cat. 4 / protection 100% UV"; according to the instruction sheet included, this means they are polycarbonate, allow 3%-8% visible light transmission, and protect 100% against UVA and UVB. The frame front is about 3.75 inches wide and 1.5 inches high. The temples (which have no hinges) are about 4.5 inches long and are straight (i.e., do not bend behind the ear). An adjustable elastic strap attached to the ends of the temples (but that is detachable) can stretch to over a foot in length. The inside of the frame indicates "Made in France."
PLUSES: The sunglasses are definitely more stylish than the IPlay Fun Flexi Specs. I could not get the lenses to pop out. It has 180 degree rotational symmetry (i.e., there is no "right" or "wrong" side up). The bridge is softer than the rest of the frame front, so should be comfortable on the nose. The sunglasses float, but just barely (i.e., only a small part of the frame is above the water's surface).
MINUSES: Although the ends of the temples are rounded, they are also flat, which could pose a hazard in terms of a child poking his/her eyes. I didn't see the need for such a long elastic strap (seems like 4" would have been enough). The frame front is not as flexible as either the temples or the frame front of the IPlay Fun Flexi Specs. Finally, the price is high for something that a child could misplace or damage.
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Tiny tots see the world from down below. To stop them looking over their glasses they must be round, wrap around and centered. Baby can then look up in complete safety! Includes the Spectron 4 polycarbonate lens, light but with excellent shock resistance, this verstile lens is suitable for all types of sports activities. Flash + Anti glare treatment.Lens are category 4,( 95% visible light reduction).

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