Drawing on her inspirations and her hobbies, Hedvig Wessel looked to painting, skiing in the Lyngen Alps, and to the majestic Norwegian national mountain, Stetind, to create the designs for her signature collection.

The Freeride World Tour star has been painting in her spare time for a number of years, and often turns to her canvas as a way to relax. It was natural that her paintings played a part in the design of her signature collection.

The helmet features a print lifted from one of the freeride world tour star’s own
paintings, and all colors are inspired by the magical light under the northern skies.

The Hedvig Wessel edition Obex BC Mips is adorned with golden details to represent the contour lines on a map, showing Stetind’s unique topography.

The blues used on the goggle match the hues of the evening skies over the majestic Lyngen Alps in northern Norway – a place Hedvig loves to ski.

Hedvig Wessel was heavily involved in every stage of the design process and was in regular contact with the POC team in Stockholm to ensure her vision for the helmet and goggles became a reality.

The Hedvig edition goggles and helmet, just like other POC combinations, are designed and developed for a seamless fit, where features are designed to fully align for an enhanced overall experience.

Developed together from the ground up, the two products are perfectly in tune with each other, sharing a synchronized design, ventilation and aerodynamics.

No small gaps between goggle and helmet; an ultimate field of view; no goggle steaming; ultimate security and comfort: these are just some of the benefits of a seamless fit.