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.
- THTania H.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 days agoQuick and easy!
These are so easy to change out! It’s like having a new pair of sunglasses! I will eventually get some new lenses too. I get so many compliments on my Julbos! Love em! Will never go back to regular old sunglasses.
- WWWilliam W.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoSpare nose pads
Bought a replacement set of the nose pads as I had accidentally broken one of mine. Replacement was simple and easy.
- MJmary J.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars5 months agoCham ear arms
Nice of Julbo to offer parts for the Cham glasses- stuff does seem to get bent, broken, worn out. My side arm padding at the ear failed and it’s nice to have a new feeling pair of glasses on my head.
Julbo Eyewear5 months agoThank you for the review!
Colby
- MSMichael S.Rated 5 out of 5 stars6 months agoParts n Such
thanks for friendly service , quick shipping.
- CECharles E.Rated 5 out of 5 stars8 months agoFabulous! $25 replacement temples? Repair! Don't replace!
This is amazing! I ordered the CHAM $25 replacement temples and they are absolutely perfect! I LOVE that my awesome Alti Arc 4 lenses can keep on keepin' on!
Thank you Julbo for caring about the longevity of your excellent products! (64, male, US)
