POC Zonula Ski Goggles
Zonula family · 26/27
Technology
Toric Lens
A lens that curves in both directions — horizontally and vertically — to widen peripheral vision and reduce edge distortion versus a flatter cylindrical lens.
POC’s own contrast-enhancing lens technology, tuned to lift definition in flat and variable light. Note this is not a ZEISS lens.
Outrigger Squeeze Lens Swap
A mechanical (not magnetic) release: squeeze the outriggers to unseat and re-seat the lens. It takes a moment to learn but holds securely once set.
Ri-Pel & Anti-Fog
Ri-Pel sheds water and oil on the outer lens while an inner anti-fog coating keeps the view clear, backed by anti-scratch and UV400 protection.
Features
- ·Wide-view single toric lens
- ·Spare lens included — Clarity Intense Cloudy Coral for low light
- ·Bright-day and flat-light options in one purchase
- ·47% bio-based frame and strap
- ·Triple-layer face foam and silicone grippers
- ·Full coating stack — anti-fog, Ri-Pel, anti-scratch, UV400; 172g
The Zonula is POC’s wide-view flagship goggle, built around a single large toric lens. Toric geometry curves both horizontally and vertically, opening up peripheral vision and cutting edge distortion compared with a flatter cylindrical lens. The tint runs on Clarity By POC — POC’s own contrast technology — so be clear on the distinction: unlike the Opsin, this is not a ZEISS lens. Both chase better definition in flat light; they just take different roads to it.
The value is in the box. The Zonula includes a spare lens — a Clarity Intense Cloudy Coral tint for low-light days — so you get a bright-day and a flat-light option in one purchase. Swapping is mechanical, not magnetic: you squeeze the outriggers to release and seat the lens. It takes a moment to learn and isn’t as instant as a magnetic system, but it holds securely once set. The frame and strap are 47% bio-based, with triple-layer face foam and silicone grippers, at 172g.
Coatings are the full POC stack — anti-fog, Ri-Pel, anti-scratch, and UV400. Buy the Zonula if you want the widest field of view and a second lens in the box without a return trip to the shop. Skip it if you’re set on a ZEISS lens, or if you strongly prefer a quick magnetic lens swap — the outrigger squeeze is deliberate by design.
Strengths
- +Wide-view toric lens with low edge distortion
- +Spare low-light lens included in the box
- +47% bio-based frame and strap
- +Full coating stack — anti-fog, Ri-Pel, anti-scratch, UV400
Best For
Skiers who want the widest field of view and a spare lens included, without a second trip to the shop.
Limitations
- −Clarity By POC lens, not ZEISS — a different tint approach than the Opsin
- −Outrigger-squeeze lens swap is mechanical, slower than a magnetic system
- −One size only, so fit depends on your face shape
Not For
Anyone set on a ZEISS lens, or anyone who wants an instant magnetic lens swap.
Specs
- Lens Shape
- Toric, single large lens
- Lens Tech
- Clarity By POC (not ZEISS)
- Spare Lens
- Included — Clarity Intense Cloudy Coral
- Lens Swap
- Squeeze the outriggers to release (mechanical)
- Coatings
- Anti-fog · Ri-Pel · anti-scratch · UV400
- Frame
- 47% bio-based frame and strap · triple-layer face foam · silicone grippers
- Weight
- 172g
- Fit
- One size
Common Questions
- Does the POC Zonula include a spare lens?
- Yes. The Zonula ships with a spare Clarity Intense Cloudy Coral lens for low-light days, alongside the supplied lens.
- Is the Zonula lens made by ZEISS?
- No. The Zonula uses Clarity By POC, POC’s own contrast-enhancing lens technology. The ZEISS lens is on the Opsin, not the Zonula.
- How do you change the lens on the Zonula?
- You squeeze the outriggers to release and re-seat the lens. It is a mechanical swap, not a magnetic one — deliberate but secure once set.
