How to Choose Goggles for Skiing and Snowboarding
White Pass Ski Area
Smith I/O Snow Goggles
$166.73Compared to $223.00* Save 25%
Uncompromising in performance and comfort, the Smith I/O snow goggles expand your view of the mountains. They have a Responsive Fit™ frame. The wide, fog-free spherical lens provides optical clarity.
- Includes 2 interchangeable lenses (1 for bright light and 1 for low light) with ChromaPop™ clarity and Carbonic-x durability
- ChromaPop lens filters specific wavelengths of light that cause color confusion, delivering natural color and excellent definition, detail and clarity
- Carbonic-x outer lenses are individually molded to offer optimum scratch and impact resistance, increased visual acuity and enhanced contrast sensitivity
- Quick-release lens change system offers easy and convenient lens interchangeability to match the day's light conditions
- Spherical lens shape provides a high level of optical clarity with a wide field of vision, improved fit characteristics and better fog performance
- Tapered Lens Technology (TLT) progressively tapers the lens from the center toward the peripheral view to straighten out the incoming light rays for crystal-clear vision
- 5X antifog inner lens with a hydrophilic, micro-etched surface has been engineered to provide more than 5 times the antifogging properties of others on the market
- Responsive Fit technology allows the frame to adjust and flex to the contours of your face, acting like a suspension system that microadjusts to your unique facial structure
- Integrates perfectly with Smith helmets (not included), eliminating gaps and allowing precise alignment with the helmet's AirEvac™ vent to draw warm, moist air away
- 3-layer DriWix face foam; helmet-compatible, ultra-wide, silicone-backed strap with articulating outrigger positioning system
- Includes microfiber goggles bag with replacement lens sleeve
Made in USA.
View the Smith I/O Product LineView all Smith Men's Ski Goggles| Best Use | Snowsports |
|---|---|
| UV Protection | 100 percent |
| Light Transmission | SUN RED MIRROR/STRM YLLW FLSH: 16 percent / 65 percent SUN GREEN MIRROR/STRM RSE FLSH: 9 percent / 50 percent |
| Polarized | No |
| Photochromic | No |
| Lens Shape | Spherical |
| Bridge Fit | Standard Bridge Fit |
| Frame Size | Medium |
| Helmet Compatible | Yes |
| Interchangeable Lenses | Yes |
| Additional Lenses Included | 1 |
| Gender | Unisex |
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2 months ago
Foam just falls apart
Great goggles until the foam just disintegrates when you take them out of proper storage and actually need them for use. Disappointing in foam quality and longevity for the price, pretty sure they used faulty foam or glue in the layers of foam. And of course they require proof of purchase and everything in order for a replacement (no one keeps these receipts Smith), how about take the old, faulty goggles back as proof?
Review originally posted on smithoptics.com
5 months ago
Foam separates from goggles after a season or two.
Same as several other reviews— my goggles are in perfect condition after a few seasons except the foam suddenly separated. Nothing happened to prompt this except between a few weeks ago and today, it’s like the foam just hit its expiration date. I’ve had goggles last way way longer than this. Ridiculous.
Review originally posted on smithoptics.com
2 months ago
Foam in your eyes
Foam specs in your eyes. Foam completely fell apart. I stopped for lunch and had to flush my eyes and clean all of the black flakes off of my face. Two years old and trashed.
Review originally posted on smithoptics.com
6 months ago
Foam disintegrates.
So much $ for so little. Like everyone else the foam disintegrates and I have a useless pair of goggles. I would be nice if the company sold a replacement foam kit.
Review originally posted on smithoptics.com
5 months ago
Smith i/o Foam falling apart - JUNK
Have a pair of Smith i/o had them in my closet for a couple of years. They are four years old. The foam was disintegrating. Such a disappointment
Review originally posted on smithoptics.com
2 months ago
Review originally posted on smithoptics.com
