POC Fovea Uranium Black / Partly Sunny Blue Ski Goggles
With its Category 2 Partly Sunny Blue lens featuring Clarity technology, the POC Fovea goggles offer optimized depth perception and contrast, essential for tackling every trail with confidence. Its toric shape reduces optical distortion for a true-to-life view of the landscape, while the Ri-Pel coating protects the lens from moisture, dust, and smudges. Anti-scratch and anti-fog layers ensure constant clarity, even when conditions change quickly.
Comfortable fit and reliable hold
The flexible frame adapts naturally to the contours of the face, offering immediate comfort. The triple-layer foam wraps around the face and guarantees a secure fit, complemented by silicone strips on the strap that ensure a perfect fit with a helmet. Strategic ventilation openings effectively reduce fogging and allow you to stay focused on your descent.
Protection and durability
The Fovea Uranium Black provides full protection against UVA and UVB rays and is designed to last thanks to its high-performance surface treatments. Its storage case protects the lens from scratches and makes it easy to transport. Its timeless matte black look makes it an elegant choice for skiers looking for performance, comfort, and simplicity.
Choose the POC Fovea Uranium Black goggles and enjoy perfect vision and unbeatable comfort, whatever the conditions.
- 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.