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SMITH I/O MAG XL Slate / CP Everyday Red Mirror / CP Storm Blue Mirror
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Smith I/O MAG XL Seasonal - Snow goggles
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Smith I/O Mag XL - Slate, Chromapop Everyday Red Mirror Lens (Large)
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SMITH I/O MAG XL SLATE CHROMAPOP EVERYDAY RED + STORM BLUE
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I/O MAG XL | Slate - Smith Optics Australia
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Smith I/O Mag XL Goggle Slate / ChromaPop Everyday Red Mirror
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Smith I/O MAG XL Slate + ChromaPop Everyday Red Mirror + ChromaPop Storm Blue Sensor Mirror
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Smith 24 I/O Mag Xl Slate + Chromapop Everyday Red Mirror, Unisex (Adults)
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originally posted on evogear.com
They fit so nicely with my Smith helmet! The lenses are easy to change, and the combo of lenses that I got is perfect for the PNW. The yellow lens is fab for cloudy days and night skiing when it's not foggy, and the rose photochromic ones, even though they're made for the "storm" conditions, were fantastic for a recent bluebird day. They do lose a star because even though I used cat crud (keeps flagging the actual name hahaha) on them to avoid fogging, they have gotten foggy between the layers on rainy/snowy ski days (can't avoid weather when you're instructing!). Probably inevitable in such a wet climate. I accidentally ordered the smalls from another shop first and those were way too small. The regular model is fantastic and comfy, and I hope to snag a clear lens ... MoreThey fit so nicely with my Smith helmet! The lenses are easy to change, and the combo of lenses that I got is perfect for the PNW. The yellow lens is fab for cloudy days and night skiing when it's not foggy, and the rose photochromic ones, even though they're made for the "storm" conditions, were fantastic for a recent bluebird day. They do lose a star because even though I used cat crud (keeps flagging the actual name hahaha) on them to avoid fogging, they have gotten foggy between the layers on rainy/snowy ski days (can't avoid weather when you're instructing!). Probably inevitable in such a wet climate. I accidentally ordered the smalls from another shop first and those were way too small. The regular model is fantastic and comfy, and I hope to snag a clear lens for better night skiing visibility regardless of conditions!
originally posted on blue-tomato.com
Hi my name is Stefan and I do snowboard since 24 years. You'll find me mostly off-piste, touring or carving like marvin. I chose Smith again because I use them since '98 no matter if helmets or goggles. I had to replace my old I/OX ID after loosing my spare lens and breaking the buckle of the backstrap. I wanted to go for a large frame again as those fit me the best. The I/O Mag did fit from the first second.I just tested the google in bright sunlight and slighty overcast weather, but the secondary glass is the same as my old so one, so probably absolutelly fine. The reason I chose the I/O Mag is the state of the art lens quickchange system, one touch of the lever and the magnetic suported lens comes of easily. Getting that extra Googglesoc is a nice add-on that ... MoreHi my name is Stefan and I do snowboard since 24 years. You'll find me mostly off-piste, touring or carving like marvin. I chose Smith again because I use them since '98 no matter if helmets or goggles. I had to replace my old I/OX ID after loosing my spare lens and breaking the buckle of the backstrap. I wanted to go for a large frame again as those fit me the best. The I/O Mag did fit from the first second.I just tested the google in bright sunlight and slighty overcast weather, but the secondary glass is the same as my old so one, so probably absolutelly fine. The reason I chose the I/O Mag is the state of the art lens quickchange system, one touch of the lever and the magnetic suported lens comes of easily. Getting that extra Googglesoc is a nice add-on that protects your lens and saves space, because I can use it on the spare lens when riding. Having the backstrap buckle allows me to take the goggle off without too much hassle. The I/O Mag did not fog up so far and even my Glasses under stayed fine. It's a worthy successor of my old one.Great goggle for people with glasses/ looking for a bigger frame, that also fits with most of the common helmets. I definitely would recommend it to my friends.
originally posted on evogear.com
The Smith I/O MAG XL Goggles are an excellent choice for skiers and snowboarders looking for a high-quality and versatile goggle. The interchangeable lens system allows for quick and easy customization for different weather conditions, and the chromaPop technology enhances the clarity and color of the view.One of the standout features of these goggles is the magnetic lens changing system. This makes switching out lenses incredibly simple, even with gloves on, and ensures a secure fit. The lenses themselves are also top-notch, providing clear and distortion-free vision.The fit of these goggles is also noteworthy, with a large lens and a spacious frame that accommodates a wide range of face shapes and sizes. Additionally, the three-layer foam padding ensures a ... MoreThe Smith I/O MAG XL Goggles are an excellent choice for skiers and snowboarders looking for a high-quality and versatile goggle. The interchangeable lens system allows for quick and easy customization for different weather conditions, and the chromaPop technology enhances the clarity and color of the view.One of the standout features of these goggles is the magnetic lens changing system. This makes switching out lenses incredibly simple, even with gloves on, and ensures a secure fit. The lenses themselves are also top-notch, providing clear and distortion-free vision.The fit of these goggles is also noteworthy, with a large lens and a spacious frame that accommodates a wide range of face shapes and sizes. Additionally, the three-layer foam padding ensures a comfortable fit and helps to prevent fogging.Overall, the Smith I/O MAG XL Goggles are an excellent investment for anyone looking for high-quality and versatile ski or snowboard goggles!
SMITH I/O MAG XL Slate / CP Everyday Red Mirror / CP Storm Blue Mirror
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Smith I/O MAG XL Seasonal - Snow goggles
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Smith I/O Mag XL - Slate, Chromapop Everyday Red Mirror Lens (Large)
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SMITH I/O MAG XL SLATE CHROMAPOP EVERYDAY RED + STORM BLUE
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I/O MAG XL | Slate - Smith Optics Australia
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They fit so nicely with my Smith helmet! The lenses are easy to change, and the combo of lenses that I got is perfect for the PNW. The yellow lens is fab for cloudy days and night skiing when it's not foggy, and the rose photochromic ones, even though they're made for the "storm" conditions, were fantastic for a recent bluebird day. They do lose a star because even though I used cat crud (keeps flagging the actual name hahaha) on them to avoid fogging, they have gotten foggy between the layers on rainy/snowy ski days (can't avoid weather when you're instructing!). Probably inevitable in such a wet climate. I accidentally ordered the smalls from another shop first and those were way too small. The regular model is fantastic and comfy, and I hope to snag a clear lens ... MoreThey fit so nicely with my Smith helmet! The lenses are easy to change, and the combo of lenses that I got is perfect for the PNW. The yellow lens is fab for cloudy days and night skiing when it's not foggy, and the rose photochromic ones, even though they're made for the "storm" conditions, were fantastic for a recent bluebird day. They do lose a star because even though I used cat crud (keeps flagging the actual name hahaha) on them to avoid fogging, they have gotten foggy between the layers on rainy/snowy ski days (can't avoid weather when you're instructing!). Probably inevitable in such a wet climate. I accidentally ordered the smalls from another shop first and those were way too small. The regular model is fantastic and comfy, and I hope to snag a clear lens for better night skiing visibility regardless of conditions!
Hi my name is Stefan and I do snowboard since 24 years. You'll find me mostly off-piste, touring or carving like marvin. I chose Smith again because I use them since '98 no matter if helmets or goggles. I had to replace my old I/OX ID after loosing my spare lens and breaking the buckle of the backstrap. I wanted to go for a large frame again as those fit me the best. The I/O Mag did fit from the first second.I just tested the google in bright sunlight and slighty overcast weather, but the secondary glass is the same as my old so one, so probably absolutelly fine. The reason I chose the I/O Mag is the state of the art lens quickchange system, one touch of the lever and the magnetic suported lens comes of easily. Getting that extra Googglesoc is a nice add-on that ... MoreHi my name is Stefan and I do snowboard since 24 years. You'll find me mostly off-piste, touring or carving like marvin. I chose Smith again because I use them since '98 no matter if helmets or goggles. I had to replace my old I/OX ID after loosing my spare lens and breaking the buckle of the backstrap. I wanted to go for a large frame again as those fit me the best. The I/O Mag did fit from the first second.I just tested the google in bright sunlight and slighty overcast weather, but the secondary glass is the same as my old so one, so probably absolutelly fine. The reason I chose the I/O Mag is the state of the art lens quickchange system, one touch of the lever and the magnetic suported lens comes of easily. Getting that extra Googglesoc is a nice add-on that protects your lens and saves space, because I can use it on the spare lens when riding. Having the backstrap buckle allows me to take the goggle off without too much hassle. The I/O Mag did not fog up so far and even my Glasses under stayed fine. It's a worthy successor of my old one.Great goggle for people with glasses/ looking for a bigger frame, that also fits with most of the common helmets. I definitely would recommend it to my friends.
The Smith I/O MAG XL Goggles are an excellent choice for skiers and snowboarders looking for a high-quality and versatile goggle. The interchangeable lens system allows for quick and easy customization for different weather conditions, and the chromaPop technology enhances the clarity and color of the view.One of the standout features of these goggles is the magnetic lens changing system. This makes switching out lenses incredibly simple, even with gloves on, and ensures a secure fit. The lenses themselves are also top-notch, providing clear and distortion-free vision.The fit of these goggles is also noteworthy, with a large lens and a spacious frame that accommodates a wide range of face shapes and sizes. Additionally, the three-layer foam padding ensures a ... MoreThe Smith I/O MAG XL Goggles are an excellent choice for skiers and snowboarders looking for a high-quality and versatile goggle. The interchangeable lens system allows for quick and easy customization for different weather conditions, and the chromaPop technology enhances the clarity and color of the view.One of the standout features of these goggles is the magnetic lens changing system. This makes switching out lenses incredibly simple, even with gloves on, and ensures a secure fit. The lenses themselves are also top-notch, providing clear and distortion-free vision.The fit of these goggles is also noteworthy, with a large lens and a spacious frame that accommodates a wide range of face shapes and sizes. Additionally, the three-layer foam padding ensures a comfortable fit and helps to prevent fogging.Overall, the Smith I/O MAG XL Goggles are an excellent investment for anyone looking for high-quality and versatile ski or snowboard goggles!
Killer visibility with these-love it. I ditched my old goggles due to fogging, and am happy with the way these perform. Expect spring, I've now been in all other conditions with these and have not struggles with visibility or clarity. That said, I don't believe these are unrivaled. I dont feel I bought an inferior goggles, but I don't feel they're in a blue ocean either. Only gripe is that the lens scratches too easily. Caught a small twig hanging when in the trees and it scratched the lens. Other goggles I've had had a bit more fortitude than that.
The everyday red mirror lens is perfect for bright bluebird days and worked well enough when the clouds rolled in. I don't squint at all. The low light yellow storm flash lens brightens things up amazingly. They are however too bright for a full sunny day. The lens are easy to change, although I needed to use bare hands so prefer to change indoors. I wish there was a small hard case to protect the extra lens as I carry it in my backpack. These goggles fit well with my Smith helmet. They appear smaller than my previous goggles, and I can see the nose piece if I try. Also there is just a bit of the side of the goggles that I can see when I turn my head around to get on chairlift. But I don't notice this while skiing.
After doing a bit of research on Mag lenses and seeing that I didn't want to spend the amount I could on Snowboard boots for a pair of magnetic ANON goggles, I decided to give the Smith I/O mag a chance, and honestly, they worked great. A small caveat being that I am writing this review during summer, but I'm confident that the review holds up fairly well. I don't really recall ever complaining to myself about any fog issues, and if it did fog I just use any technique that you look up online and they defogged quick enough where it wasn't on my mind long enough. The low light lens in my opinion holds up better in Night Conditions than Whiteout. I recall taking them off a lot more when fog came thru than Nighttime park laps, but if the wind is strong and you need them ... MoreAfter doing a bit of research on Mag lenses and seeing that I didn't want to spend the amount I could on Snowboard boots for a pair of magnetic ANON goggles, I decided to give the Smith I/O mag a chance, and honestly, they worked great. A small caveat being that I am writing this review during summer, but I'm confident that the review holds up fairly well. I don't really recall ever complaining to myself about any fog issues, and if it did fog I just use any technique that you look up online and they defogged quick enough where it wasn't on my mind long enough. The low light lens in my opinion holds up better in Night Conditions than Whiteout. I recall taking them off a lot more when fog came thru than Nighttime park laps, but if the wind is strong and you need them on your eyes they will suffice, at slower speeds. Nevertheless I still think it deserves 5 stars, Lens changing system extremely intuitive, had no problems whatsoever.
I had an old pair of I/O S goggles that were my favorite - compatible with both my POC ski racing helmet and my Giro helmet I use for backcountry skiing. I am petite and both helmets are adult size small and the old goggles fit both helmets perfectly with no gaps.There has been a geometry change to the goggles since my last pair and these new ones are NOT small. They are so large that the frames do not fit (nevermind fit well) in a size small helmet. They are too wide. While a common problem for me disappointing to see in a goggle marketed as a "small lens".As always the goggles are good looking and and lenses seem to be of high quality. I skied one day in the low light rose gold lens and was happy with the performance while ruling out that the goggles ... MoreI had an old pair of I/O S goggles that were my favorite - compatible with both my POC ski racing helmet and my Giro helmet I use for backcountry skiing. I am petite and both helmets are adult size small and the old goggles fit both helmets perfectly with no gaps.There has been a geometry change to the goggles since my last pair and these new ones are NOT small. They are so large that the frames do not fit (nevermind fit well) in a size small helmet. They are too wide. While a common problem for me disappointing to see in a goggle marketed as a "small lens".As always the goggles are good looking and and lenses seem to be of high quality. I skied one day in the low light rose gold lens and was happy with the performance while ruling out that the goggles themselves simply are too large.
Solid Goggle with the Chromapop Storm lens is amazing for the PNW. The storm lenses with 50% light pass through are a must here in the PNW when you are in clouds, in a blowing storm, or the sun just isn't wanting to come out. Fogging was not an issue but make sure you are letting things dry out between your trips up to the mountain as the only negative I have is the result of the storage bag got a bit wet and stayed damp over night. This was wicked into the space between the inner and outer lens and the fogging was not going away. Once allowed to air dry for a couple days.. all was good. The magnets securing the lens are crazy strong and changing out lenses is very simple. I would consider buying these again.
Let me premise this with saying these goggles work OK, but, I guess???, without a matching Smith helmet, they let in lots of wind to dry your eyes. Now I have to buy a $250 helmet?????How can a goggle that costs hundreds of dollars have inept instructions? This one does. Junk. They explain how to install the lens, but not how to remove. You want to call me incompetent? I am a mechanical engineer with 40 years of experience with 13 patents. Here are the instructions: "begin by pinching nose of frame together and inserting lens into lens groove around nose bridge. Once nose are has been properly secured, lock the frame down around the entire lens ensuring that lens keyholes line up with posts in the lens groove." Ok, to pinch the nose requires way more strength than ... MoreLet me premise this with saying these goggles work OK, but, I guess???, without a matching Smith helmet, they let in lots of wind to dry your eyes. Now I have to buy a $250 helmet?????How can a goggle that costs hundreds of dollars have inept instructions? This one does. Junk. They explain how to install the lens, but not how to remove. You want to call me incompetent? I am a mechanical engineer with 40 years of experience with 13 patents. Here are the instructions: "begin by pinching nose of frame together and inserting lens into lens groove around nose bridge. Once nose are has been properly secured, lock the frame down around the entire lens ensuring that lens keyholes line up with posts in the lens groove." Ok, to pinch the nose requires way more strength than I have. There are no "keyholes" in the lens so worthless. There are no posts in the lens groove so worthless. I can get one side hook to lock in, but cannot get the other side to lock no matter how I bend and try to force it. Also, there are no instructions on how to remove the lens. I ended up just muscling it out,hoping I would not break something. Smith and REI, get real and design correctly and have a real user experience writer tell how to do it,.
As much as i really want to love this, it just wants for me. On my first day using it, i had it in my bag, dropped my key on it by accident and it scratched it just like that for a $300 googles.I noticed how often it would fog up and i thought maybe the lenses were put on right or i may have not let it air out on time?I left my goggles out for a week and made sure i got the lenses on right and it was still fogging up like a b! I switched back to my other googles that i've had for 5 years which still looks fantastic.Definitely wish i could get a refund or just give it away. It wasn't worth the $300.. If anyone wants it, its still brand new other than the scratch.I wish i gotten the oakleys instead. They were the same price and may have lasted me even longer.
Smith I/O Mag XL Goggles - Slate / ChromaPop Everyday Red Mirror w/ ChromaPop Storm Blue Sensor Mirror - 2023
Wearing an XL helmet? Likely you’re going to need an XL goggle for full coverage both vertically and horizontally.
Wearing an XL helmet? Likely you’re going to need an XL goggle for full coverage both vertically and horizontally.
Wearing an XL helmet? Likely you’re going to need an XL goggle for full coverage both vertically and horizontally.
Wearing an XL helmet? Likely you’re going to need an XL goggle for full coverage both vertically and horizontally.
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