Ora Clarity Fabio Ed.

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Now, as he leads and reimagines what is possible on a bike, and as we continue to lead and innovate in the development of award-winning protection, we’ve come together to develop the exclusive Fabio signature series. Everything in the series features details designed by Fabio himself.

The brand new Ora Clarity mountain bike goggle has been created to meet the precise needs and demands of modern mountain bikers. The Ora Clarity lens intensifies color and contrast by letting through the precise amount of light across the light spectrum, and has been created specifically for trail riding, with a focus on the brown and green frequencies typically associated with these environments. The Ora Clarity has been created to optimize a riders field of view. Not only will colour and contrast boost with the Clarity lens, but the goggle design will enhance a riders vision as they will be able to see more, in all directions. To meet the demands of modern Enduro riders the goggle has also been created with no vent foam in order to maximse ventilation for riders who require maximized airflow as well as sight. The Ora Clarity has been created to fit seamlessly with POCs helmet collection, in particular the Tectal and Coron. The unique design, coupled with details such as a flexible frame and adjustable strap ensure the goggle stays precisely in place. The ability to exchange lenses quickly and easily ensures the Ora is a ultimate performance mountain bike goggle.

To introduce his new POC collection, Fabio Wibmer planned something big.

Gathering a crew of cameramen, a photographer, his trusted stunt double and a renowned director they head to Saalbach to present the new “Wibmer style” POC helmets, kneepads, elbow pads, sunglasses and goggle.

But some plans just aren’t meant to work especially when, at first, Fabio’s stunt double is injured – forcing the Austrian to do all the riding himself – and secondly, the director has very specific ideas about what a “good” production should be.

Luckily, in the end everything lives up to the Fabio Wibmer standard.