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Fovea Photochromic Uranium Black/Photochromic/Changeable Sky Blue
Photochromic ski goggles -
Other colors available
Home delivery from 21/09/2026
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Fovea Photochromic Uranium Black/Photochromic/Changeable Sky Blue goggles from POC are a versatile model, offering a wide field of vision in all lighting conditions.
Featuring a flexible and durable frame, these goggles are equipped with a Clarity Photochromic lens that adapts to the light to provide protection from category 1 to category 3. Additionally, this lens offers minimal distortion, allowing you to see every detail of the snow surface. These goggles ensure an extended field of vision thanks to their spherical shape.
They include ventilation zones to maintain continuous airflow and thus prevent moisture build-up. For comfort, they feature a triple-layer facial foam that adapts to your face for a precise and comfortable fit. Finally, the adjustable strap ensures the goggles stay securely in place on your helmet.
So, to carve down the slopes while enjoying impeccable vision, nothing beats the Fovea Photochromic.
Frame:
- Flexible and durable
- 3-layer facial foam
- Adjustable strap
- Wide field of vision
- Soft case included
Lenses:
- Light transmission: 13-55%
- Zeiss lenses for enhanced optical performance
- Clarity technology for contrast and colour optimisation
- Ri-Pel™ anti-smudge and hydrophobic treatment
- Anti-scratch coating
- Full UV protection (UV 400)
| CARL ZEISS | ZEISS is one of the world leaders in the optical and optoelectronic industry. For over 175 years, the group’s teams have designed, produced, and marketed innovative precision optics solutions, ranging from electron microscopes to spectacle lenses. |
| RI-PEL™ | The hydrophobic and oleophobic Ri-Pel™ treatment protects against dirt, water, sweat, salt, oil, and dust, and also makes lens cleaning easier so your vision is always clear. |
| PHOTOCHROMIC | Very practical, these lenses react to UV rays and automatically adapt to ambient brightness. Simply put, they darken in sunlight and lighten under clouds, thus covering two or even three categories. |
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