POC not too long ago introduced its “lightest sun shades ever,” a titanium wire rig that beats its predecessor on the dimensions by one gram. Sure, only one gram.
Nonetheless, the Elicit Ti is technically the lightest sunglass POC has ever constructed. The wire earpieces are a “truss” design. Utilizing titanium salvaged from used medical devices beneath claims of sustainability, the corporate has formally defeated its earlier lightest sunglass, the Elicit, by one gram — 23 to 22g.
The financial savings signify two years of progress.
I’m admittedly low-tech, however the Swedish model layers claims of curation onto the sun shades in a means that’s so saccharine, so bare, there is no such thing as a means to not lampoon it.
With a “excellent stability of rigidity and weight,” POC “creates a novel product with optimum stiffness, consolation, and stability.”
This isn’t a rear triangle. It’s a pair of sun shades.
Staff EF Schooling-EasyPost examined the Elicit Ti on the Giro d’Italia, and landed one rider within the high 50.
Cyclists at massive, although, responded avidly to the glasses. The particular mannequin was restricted to only 365 pairs, and was offered out as of this writing (at $400 MSRP).
