Thanks! I think the larger size of the Edge results in a little more fogging on slow climb but it's consistent with other sunglasses we've worn from POC or Smith that are this large.
Good question. I like the Rush more for running than cycling as it's a bit smaller and difficult to clean (frame goes over the lens). The Edge has a wider field of view and sleeker styling. We're also working on a review of the Julbo Density sunglasses which look great but aren't as curved as the Edge.
Hi and thanks for your great reviews! i saw some owner complaints about sun reflection coming from the gap between the removable lenses and the frame of this Edge sunglasses. can you please kindly indicate if you noticed/see this reflection being an issue and which would you recommend between Edge vs there Julbo Density model? thanks in advance!
That's interesting, I haven't had that issue with the Julbo Edge. I've found that the Julbo Density has more side reflections (particularly when the sun is to your side) as the lens is flatter and there is no frame on the corners. The Edge haven't had that issue for me.
You have an photochromic lense, and you don't test the speed of its transition? Also an info about their distorsion would be nice. These are the main features of such and expensive equipment. It's a shame. Hope you do it some other time. ;)
Great suggestion. It's hard to get the transition on camera but we'll try to include that in future reviews. With the Edge and other Julbo sunglasses, the transition is fast (~15 seconds) but not distracting while you're riding.
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Very nice looking glasses and I like the magnet fixture that's so handy
10 out of 10 review!
Great review.
How did you find the anti fogging and ventilation compared with the Smith Shift Mag?
Thanks! I think the larger size of the Edge results in a little more fogging on slow climb but it's consistent with other sunglasses we've worn from POC or Smith that are this large.
Thanks for the review! Since you've done a review on both the Rush and Edge, how would the two compare? Any clear advantages to either one?
Good question. I like the Rush more for running than cycling as it's a bit smaller and difficult to clean (frame goes over the lens). The Edge has a wider field of view and sleeker styling. We're also working on a review of the Julbo Density sunglasses which look great but aren't as curved as the Edge.
Hi and thanks for your great reviews! i saw some owner complaints about sun reflection coming from the gap between the removable lenses and the frame of this Edge sunglasses. can you please kindly indicate if you noticed/see this reflection being an issue and which would you recommend between Edge vs there Julbo Density model? thanks in advance!
That's interesting, I haven't had that issue with the Julbo Edge. I've found that the Julbo Density has more side reflections (particularly when the sun is to your side) as the lens is flatter and there is no frame on the corners. The Edge haven't had that issue for me.
@@TheSweetCyclists thanks for your response, i appreciate it!
You have an photochromic lense, and you don't test the speed of its transition? Also an info about their distorsion would be nice. These are the main features of such and expensive equipment. It's a shame. Hope you do it some other time. ;)
Great suggestion. It's hard to get the transition on camera but we'll try to include that in future reviews. With the Edge and other Julbo sunglasses, the transition is fast (~15 seconds) but not distracting while you're riding.
0:23 you had cardboard Julbo box on top of this hard case???
It came in a basic shipping cardboard box, nothing fancy.
They aren’t as wide as they seem!