‘Elicit Ti’ Cycling Goggles: The Fusion of Quality and Sustainability

Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, is being used in a wide range of fields, including construction, medicine, and space exploration. In the world of sports, 3D printing has already made an impact, creating customized bicycle grips, helmets, and even luxury bicycles. Swedish company POC, known for its cycling and winter sports gear, has now partnered with AIM Sweden, a 3D printing solutions manufacturer, to create ultra-lightweight cycling sunglasses with the help of 3D printing technology.

The sunglasses, named Elicit Ti, are a perfect combination of the latest technology, quality, and sustainability. They are a demonstration of how high-quality materials and a sustainable approach can be used to create exceptional products. Designed to give cyclists a unique riding experience, the sunglasses are characterized by high quality and comfort.

At just 22g, it is the lightest goggles that POC has ever produced, making it barely noticeable while riding. This provides an additional advantage for athletes, enhancing their performance. The glasses offer excellent protection and coverage while riding and are easy to change lenses due to specially designed snap hinges. The lenses are made with Clarity technology, ensuring a clear view and a scratch-resistant surface. The frameless glasses, with a traverse design along the temples, provide a sense of freedom and additional lightness.