Uvex at Mister Spex

The family business uvex Winter Holding GmbH und Co KG from Fürth is currently managed by the third generation. Since the company was founded in 1926 by Philipp M. Winter, it has focussed on the development of high-quality and innovative products to protect people in sport, leisure and work - true to the guiding principle: Protecting People. The company's many years of involvement with this topic have given Uvex enormous expertise in this field, which is reflected in numerous innovations and products. The brand name "uvex" was introduced in 1959. Initially, the company only produced safety spectacles and sunglasses for various sectors, which is how the brand name came about as a short form of "Ultraviolet excluded". Today, the uvex brand is the umbrella for a group of internationally oriented subgroups specialising in occupational safety, sporting goods, helmets and eyewear. These include well-known brands such as the helmet and sports eyewear manufacturer "Alpina" and the fashion eyewear manufacturer "Filtral". Over the years, the uvex brand has built up an excellent international reputation in the fields of sport and the world of work, always true to the company philosophy.

In the sports sector, uvex relies on partnerships and co-operation with more than 2,000 top international athletes. This guarantees the highest standards and the continuous further development of the products, which are primarily offered for winter sports, cycling and equestrian sports. Above all, athletes rely on uvex's almost one hundred years of experience and its outstanding technological expertise. This is because uvex sports eyewear has guaranteed reliable UV protection for generations. They permanently filter out 100 per cent of harmful UVA, UVB and UVC rays. The uvex supravision® anti-fog coating promises the best vision and a clear view in any weather. With uvex variomatic®, sportsmen and women get automatic, infinitely variable lens tinting. uvex polavision® offers additional protection against reflections and glare.