How to Choose Goggles for Skiing and Snowboarding
White Pass Ski Area
Smith Cascade Classic Snow Goggles
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Smith Cascade Classic goggles feature a medium-size frame and a flexible lens that conforms for a great fit and distortion-free vision.
Shop newer version- Double lenses create an insulation barrier between cold outer air and warm air inside the goggles, preventing fog formation
- Exclusive Fog-X™ antifog treatment is bonded permanently to the inner lens for optimum fog-free vision
- Self-adjusting split-V nose offers a comfortable fit, and soft hypoallergenic foam creates a total seal around your face
- Adjustable strap fits over helmets and hats
- Gold Lite tint filters reflected blue light to provide superior contrast, shadow definition and depth perception in bright, overcast and flat light
- Blocks 100% of the sun's UVA/UVB/UVC rays
Made in USA.
View all Smith Men's Ski Goggles| Best Use | Downhill Skiing Snowboarding |
|---|---|
| UV Protection | 100 percent |
| Polarized | No |
| Lens Shape | Cylindrical |
| Helmet Compatible | Yes |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Lens Tint | Gold Lite (amber) |
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Location:Port Angeles, WA
15 years ago
Why pay more?
Yes , I recommend this product
I have no idea why you would buy more expensive goggles. As soon as I put these on (I had been wearing sunglasses in snow and wind on Rainier) I felt invincible! I had no fog and could see great! Now maybe there are goggles that have better peripheral vision, but these seemed fine, it's just that I simply noticed at first that I could see the frame some in my peripheral, then I forgot about it. These are awesome for the price.
Location:Foster City, CA
16 years ago
Inexpensive, very effective
Yes , I recommend this product
I used these for a three-day trip recently. For the most part, they were perfect. I did get a little fog near the end of the weekend, but I contribute part of that to the fact that I had a scarf covering my nose/mouth and my breath was going upwards. With a mask over my nose and mouth, that might have cut down on the fog.