- Frame:
- MATT - White / Purple
- Face Size:
- Medium
- Advantages:
- Lenses:


Multi-sport activities and daily use

Prescription Available
This model can be fitted with prescription lenses tailored to your vision.

Grip Nose
A soft, shock-absorbing, grippy insert ensures a perfect fit around the nose. Your sports sunglasses stay securely in place, no matter how intense the activity. Guaranteed comfort and stability!

Grip Tech Temples
Exclusive soft-touch material on the inside of the temples that won’t snag your hair, delivering outstanding grip and comfort. No more slipping! Enjoy your sports activities with a secure fit.

Front Venting
Benefit from natural airflow thanks to cutouts along the upper edge of the lens, effectively reducing fogging. Stay cool and comfortable during your sports activities.

Panoramic Lens
Enjoy a large lens surface for maximum field of vision. Take in every detail of your surroundings during your sports activities.
Description
The Julbo FREQUENCY sets the pace with optimal coverage and streamlined, progressive style. Whether you’re chewing up mileage on your bike or trail runs, these glasses are an ultra-wearable design alliance between functionality and fast-paced fun. Featuring panoramic views thanks to the wide screen lens, comfortable frame construction that holds without sticking where it shouldn’t and a frontal air vent system. Turn up and tune in to the beat.
- Temples
- Grip Tech Temples
- Comfort Fit with Helmet
- Flexible Slim Temples
- Bridge
- Grip Nose
- Front
- Panoramic View
- Front Venting
- Frame width
- 140mm
- Bridge width
- 13mm
- Temple length
- 123mm
- Lens width
- 130mm
- Weight
- 23g
- Size
- M
- Product reference
- J5671110

SPECTRON lenses deliver 100% UV protection and all-day visual comfort in any conditions. Available in multiple categories and finishes (flash, mirror, polarized), they let you choose the level of protection that matches your activity. Lightweight and impact-resistant, they combine clarity and durability to keep up with every adventure.














