uvex victorious V black matt dl/green-cl
The Uvex victorious V automatically adapts its lens tint to changing light with Variomatic. A generous field of view and Supravision coating complement the system; for a relaxed day’s skiing, the goggles must also fit your face and helmet without pressure.
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Variomatic · black matt / green-clear
Uvex victorious V: variable tint for changing light
The Uvex victorious V focuses on automatic tint adjustment. This is useful when your ski day alternates between sunshine and shade. Adjustment is not instantaneous: continue to anticipate sudden light changes. This version is offered as an individual product, so check that its frame and lens colours match your desired combination before buying.
Technical specifications at a glance
Variomatic: adapting tint to the light
The photochromic lens changes its tint with light conditions. The S1 to S3 range covers various typical mountain conditions. A fitting still matters: if you often ski in very flat light, compare colour perception and contrast personally too. Automatic tinting cannot restore clear visibility in dense fog.
Field of view: room to look into the next turn
The Race Pro series’ reduced frame design creates a generous viewing area. Still check your lateral and downward view during fitting: what matters is how the frame sits on your face, not just how large the goggles look from outside.
Anti-fog performance needs airflow and proper care
Supravision supports clear vision but does not excuse covered vents or vigorous rubbing on the inside. Position the helmet so it does not press on the goggles. After a strenuous section, unobstructed ventilation and keeping the goggles dry help.
Who is Uvex victorious V – black matt / green-clear right for?
Our recommendation: compare the Uvex victorious V with your helmet and the light conditions in which you mainly ski. Variomatic is especially interesting for light that changes throughout the day. Check the forehead interface, clearance around the nose and side fit. Goggles should not need an excessively tightened strap to fit.
Use & selection: light, helmet and care
Light conditions: Plan for shaded sections and bad weather as well as sunny training days. Filter category and light transmission are decisive for choosing the exact lens. Variomatic adjusts tint automatically, but the change takes time. Even with this lens, adapt speed and technique when visibility suddenly worsens.
Helmet fitting: Put the helmet on correctly first, then the goggles. Check the forehead interface, nose area and side fit without overtightening the strap. If you wear prescription glasses, test the actual space with that exact pair.
Training-day care: Let damp goggles dry before storing them. Do not rub a wet inner surface vigorously and follow the instructions for cleaning and lens changes. A suitable case protects the delicate surface during transport better than storing the goggles loose among tools or helmet parts.
Complete your setup
Why buy this product from SF Sports?
At SF Sports, we compare goggles and helmet as one setup. We help you assess the intended lens against your usual use and identify pressure points during fitting. For race training, this matching is more valuable than choosing solely by frame colour or mirror finish.
Questions before you buy
What does V or Variomatic mean?
It refers to photochromic, automatically adapting tint. This distinguishes this version from Colorvision models with a fixed tint.
How wide is the tint range?
This version is specified for S1 to S3. The categories describe light filtering, not the mirror colour.
Does the lens react instantly to shade?
No, tint adjustment takes time. When moving abruptly from sun to shade, anticipatory skiing remains essential.
Does it fit every ski helmet?
No; a universal fit guarantee would not be meaningful. Check the forehead interface and nose contact with your own helmet. Neither the same brand nor a very tight strap replaces a fitting.
Can the goggles still fog up?
Yes. An anti-fog coating is not a guarantee in every situation. Moisture, restricted ventilation and incorrect cleaning can affect vision. Drying and care according to the manufacturer’s instructions remain important.
Can I wear prescription glasses underneath?
Test the actual space with your own frame. Even with an OTG version, temples, nose area and helmet must fit together without pressure.
Who is this model worthwhile for?
For skiers seeking automatic tinting for changing light. The better choice is the model that suits your face, helmet and typical ski day.