Overview
POC Fovea Clarity delivers an expansive field of view complemented by ZEISS-developed Clarity optics for crisp contrast. Frame vents and an inner anti-fog coating help the lens stay clear as speeds and temperatures change through a full all-mountain day.
Key Features
- Wide FOV – large spherical lens and slim frame maximize peripheral vision.
- ZEISS Clarity – tuned contrast to read snow texture and undulations.
- Consistent venting – top/side vents and channels reduce fog build-up.
- Comfort face feel – multi-density foam with soft micro-fleece layer.
- Secure strap – silicone backing with dual adjusters for helmet stability.
- Size choice – Fovea (regular) and Fovea Mid (narrower shell).
Specifications (typical)
- Category
- Goggles — All-Mountain
- Lens shape
- Spherical (wide field of view)
- Optics
- Clarity by ZEISS; UV400 protection
- Filter
- S2/S3 options depending on tint
- Coatings
- Inner anti-fog; outer anti-scratch
- Venting
- Top/side grills + frame channels
- Strap
- Wide strap, silicone backed; dual adjusters
- Sizes
- Fovea (regular), Fovea Mid (smaller shell)
Exact tints and VLT values vary across Clarity lens options (e.g., sun/partly cloudy).
Who it’s for / Fit
- Width check: if the frame touches your cheekbones, try the Fovea Mid.
- Helmet seal: set strap tension for an even seal with no helmet-goggle gap.
- Lens choice: S3 for bright sun; S2 as an all-rounder; lighter Clarity tints for overcast.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Outstanding peripheral vision.
- Clear contrast in variable light.
- Reliable venting and comfortable face feel.
Cons
- No magnetic quick-swap lens system.
- Large frame can feel wide on narrow faces (choose Mid).
- Inner anti-fog layer is delicate when wet.
Setup & Maintenance
- Adjust strap so the foam seals evenly without pressure hot spots.
- Don’t wipe the inner lens while wet — let it air-dry at room temperature.
- Dry after riding and store in a microfiber pouch or hard case.
- Keep top vents unobstructed by buffs/hoods to maintain airflow.
FAQ
What’s the difference between Fovea and Fovea Mid?
Fovea Mid has a narrower, shallower shell for smaller faces; optics and features remain the same.
Which lens category should I pick?
Choose S3 for bright sun, S2 as an all-rounder; match VLT and tint to your expected conditions.
Do they work over prescription glasses?
They’re not OTG-specific, but slimmer frames may fit. Check for comfort and no contact with the lens.