Test: With a price of around €260 and a weight of 44 grams, the POC Aspire marks the upper end of both the price and weight range in our test field of photochromic mountain bike glasses. For that price, you get a pair of glasses that screams "high-end" – from the packaging and uncompromising build quality to the Carl Zeiss optics. We tested them for… read more
POC Haven Rain Jacket review: The Swedish pioneers of safety and performance are known for their outstanding helmets for winter sports and cycling. In addition to protective gear, POC also produces cycling apparel, such as the Haven Rain Jacket. POC Haven Rain Jacket Facts: First Impressions: POC's product philosophy (the abbreviation stands for... read more
Giveaway: The POC Calyx is the manufacturer's first multifunctional helmet certified for three sports thanks to its innovative construction. Given POC's background in skiing and cycling, these two disciplines were naturally given particular consideration during development, giving the Calyx additional features for mountaineering. So that you can enjoy your... read more
TEST: The POC Hip Pack Hydro 4L is a stylish hip pack with a four-liter capacity, a hydration bladder, and space for essentials. Find out how the hip pack performs on the trail here. POC Hip Pack Hydro 4L Review: With the Hip Pack Hydro 4L, POC offers a multifunctional hip pack for short bike rides. In addition to being used as a waist pack, it can also be used as a... read more
Product news: With the POC Omne Lite and the Omne Ultra, the manufacturer is introducing two new helmets at the start of the cycling season. While the Omne Lite is a lightweight helmet aimed more at performance-oriented cyclists, the POC Omne Ultra is a helmet for adventures. The two new POC helmets, the Omne Lite and Omne Ultra, offer a wealth of innovations and are designed to... read more
