Cham Lenses & Parts
Lenses
Words of wisdom: Be careful that the screwdriver doesn't pop off and scratch your lens! Then you are really "screwed." It is probably a good idea to work over a table so that parts are not damaged or lost on the floor. Also make sure your hands are clean so you don't scratch the lens with dirt/residue from your fingers.
First pop off the side shields so they are out of the way. Using a small flathead screwdriver, loosen the frame screw. This is the larger of the two screws (closest screw to the lens, has grooves). You may need to also loosen the temple screw slightly so the frame opens up enough to pop the lens free.
Once you have the lens out, place the new lens in and tighten up those screws in reverse order (temple screw, then frame screw). Make sure the lens is seated properly and is not shifting at all.
Repeat with the other side. Replace the side shields and you're good to go.
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Lenses
Words of wisdom: Be careful that the screwdriver doesn't pop off and scratch your lens! Then you are really "screwed." It is probably a good idea to work over a table so that parts are not damaged or lost on the floor. Also make sure your hands are clean so you don't scratch the lens with dirt/residue from your fingers.
First pop off the side shields so they are out of the way. Using a small flathead screwdriver, loosen the frame screw. This is the larger of the two screws (closest screw to the lens, has grooves). You may need to also loosen the temple screw slightly so the frame opens up enough to pop the lens free.
Once you have the lens out, place the new lens in and tighten up those screws in reverse order (temple screw, then frame screw). Make sure the lens is seated properly and is not shifting at all.
Repeat with the other side. Replace the side shields and you're good to go.
Lenses
Words of wisdom: Be careful that the screwdriver doesn't pop off and scratch your lens! Then you are really "screwed." It is probably a good idea to work over a table so that parts are not damaged or lost on the floor. Also make sure your hands are clean so you don't scratch the lens with dirt/residue from your fingers.
First pop off the side shields so they are out of the way. Using a small flathead screwdriver, loosen the frame screw. This is the larger of the two screws (closest screw to the lens, has grooves). You may need to also loosen the temple screw slightly so the frame opens up enough to pop the lens free.
Once you have the lens out, place the new lens in and tighten up those screws in reverse order (temple screw, then frame screw). Make sure the lens is seated properly and is not shifting at all.
Repeat with the other side. Replace the side shields and you're good to go.
- LRLuis R.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars3 months agoAmazing Company
I think that the fact that they have a spare part store says a lot about them as a company, I don’t care how much green washing other companies do, when you can just use the same stuff for years and the maintain instead of buying the whole thing again is just better for the environment. Thanks! And stay independent!
- DHDavid H.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars13 hours agoGood coverage
I got these glasses specifically for the sunshades on the side. I purchased them, then sent them out for a prescription. I like the glasses, they're large sized aviator shaped, but the plastic clips that hold the sunshades on are weak, broke one within of a week, so i ordered the spare parts form the website.
- MTmichael t.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 starsYesterdayquality goods
always quality goods and great customer service
Ive been buying your shades for decades now. they occasionally need a part replaced but it just extends the life of the product, I appreciate a company whose products last for YEARS! and not
dumped in landfills because of poor design.
- JSJosh S.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars3 weeks agoGreat to have replacement parts available
This is the second time I've had to buy a pair of arms for these glasses. Not that they're a problem, it's either been my inattentive sitting down, or my four year old that has done them in. I'm super happy to be able to but replacements rather than new glasses. Over the years I've replaced parts on more than one pair of Julbo glasses.
- KKKenji K.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars3 months agoExactly what needed!
Easy to find, quick to order and fast delivery! It fit like new restoring my outdoor glasses like new. It's great being able to repair things.
