



Photochromic ski mask - Unisex -
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The photochromic ski goggles Victorious S Vario Black Mirror Green (S1-S3) from the brand Uvex are designed for skiers seeking precise vision, a comfortable fit, and a sporty style on the slopes.
To fully enjoy every run, their spherical double lens equipped with photochromic technology uvex variomatic® automatically adapts to changes in light, from category S1 to S3. This provides you with vision adapted to weather conditions, from overcast days to sunny clearings, without needing to change lenses. Its rainbow mirror effect adds a dynamic touch, while the anti-fog treatment uvex supravision® helps maintain clear vision when the effort intensifies. The flexible frame combined with a three-layer curved facial foam ensures a comfortable contact with the face while promoting a wide field of vision. Compatible with wearing prescription glasses thanks to its OTG design, these goggles also offer protection against UVA, UVB, and UVC rays.
With the Victorious S Vario, enjoy lasting comfort and vision that adapts to the mountain, allowing you to stay focused on your line and savour every moment on the slopes.



- Triple-layer facial foam with velvet coating for a comfortable fit
- Main mirror green photochromic lens uvex variomatic®, category S1 to S3
- Light transmission from 70% to 14%
- Double spherical lens for clear vision and a wide field of view
- Anti-fog treatment uvex supravision®
- Decentered lens technology to reduce optical distortions
- 100% protection against UVA, UVB, and UVC rays up to 400 nm
- Compatible with wearing prescription glasses (OTG)
Composition:
- Triple-layer facial foam with velvet coating
- Elastic strap with silicone strips
| UVEX VARIOMATIC® | The photochromic technology uvex variomatic® automatically adjusts the lens tint to lighting conditions. It allows switching from category S1 to S3 to accommodate changes in brightness, from overcast conditions to sunny days. |
| UVEX SUPRAVISION® | The anti-fog treatment uvex supravision® limits the formation of fog on the lens to maintain clear vision during skiing. |