Smith I/O Goggles

Comments about Smith I/O Goggles:

Ride these all the time PNW skiing. Back clip is clutch along with the two different lenses. They breath a little to much sometimes in winds and kinda chills your face. Other then that definitely recommend. Good range of view as well as good visibility in foggy conditions

Comments about Smith I/O Goggles:

really like the fit, not bulky at all and stay on perfect... also like how smith gives you two lenses for the price of a pair of oakleys!

Comments about Smith I/O Goggles:

These have been around a few years now and they are worth the hype. Obviously the most standout aspect is the quick change lenses and they do work as advertised. Also the lens itself is very high quality, a true lens and not just some tinted plastic. Mine came with the Ignitor and Sensor mirror lenses and frankly, the Sensor Mirror is the best lens I've used to date in Pac NW greybird conditions. Peripheral vision is good but the top to bottom vision is fantastic due to the lack of vents in the lens itself mostly. Resons for not being a 5* product: there is a bit of a gap around the nose area which I haven't had issues with using other goggles, and I wish they'd come with a neoprene (or something) sleeve/case for the spare lens. I've been carrying the spare in the microfiber bag, but I am a bit worried about scratches. Small quibbles for a fantastic goggle.

Comments about Smith I/O Goggles:

Been rocking these goggles for two years now - they're the best goggles I've ever used. When worn with the Maze helmet - they pretty much never fog. The ventilation system with the helmet and goggles makes it near-impossible to fog. I leave my helmet and goggles on when I hike and they still don't fog up - it's awesome. Oh and it takes 30 seconds to switch out the lenses which makes life so much easier.