POC Opsin Uranium Black / Partly Sunny Blue ski goggles
The POC Opsin mask stands out thanks to its large cylindrical lens equipped with Clarity technology, offering an expanded field of vision and distortion-free perception. This double lens, positioned at an ideal distance from the eyes, ensures optimal clarity and exceptional contrast management, essential for adapting to changes in light conditions in the mountains.
Comfortable fit and secure hold
Designed for medium to large faces, the goggles feature a flexible PU frame and triple-layer internal foam, ensuring lasting comfort and a precise fit. Silicone straps on the inside reinforce the goggles' stability on your helmet, even during fast movements or intense efforts.
Simplified protection and maintenance
The lens is treated with a hydrophobic and lipophobic Ri-Pel coating that effectively repels dirt, water, and grease, making it easy to clean and maintaining visibility. Its anti-scratch coating protects the outer surface from damage. Inside, an anti-fog treatment limits condensation to ensure clear vision. UV400 protection completely blocks UVA and UVB rays to protect your eyes. The goggles come with a soft case that doubles as a cleaning cloth, perfect for safe storage.
Treat yourself to clear vision and optimal comfort with the POC Opsin Uranium Black goggles. Get ready to tackle any slope with complete peace of mind.
- Type : Unisex
- discount : -20%
The brand POC
POC, the benchmark in ski protection
Founded and based in Stockholm, Sweden, POC is a pioneer in safety and performance, committed to a global mission: to protect lives and reduce the consequences of accidents for athletes and all those who aspire to become athletes. In creating protective equipment for cycling and snow sports, POC relies on research, scientific methods, and rigorous essais in its quest for innovation.
Whether you practice sport as a profession or lead a life punctuated by sport, passion is what we all have in common. That's why POC ensures that all their creations go far beyond the requirements of athletes—and, consequently, of all those who aspire to become athletes.