The I/O MAG from Smith is not only made to go down the slopes in style, but above all designed to be able to respond quickly to changing situations. The biggest innovation of the I/O MAG compared to the classic I/O is that it uses the improved MAG lens exchange system, so you can change your lenses even more safely and quickly. This allows you to adjust your goggles even better to the weather. The goggles themselves also adapt to your face thanks to the Responsive Fit technology, ensuring an optimal fit. These goggles have a spherical lens that is made using TLT technology, so you always get a crystal clear image and the image is distorted as little as possible. The I/O Mag has an extra wide lens so that you can see more during descents. The Porex filter also ensures that the goggles adapt to the ambient pressure, so you also keep a clear image when it really matters, for example during fast descents. Another addition to the I/O MAG is that it uses the AirEvac system, which provides even better ventilation and even less chance of condensation. The special ChromaPop lenses have the ability to filter light at two frequencies. The lenses are therefore suitable for a wider range of weather conditions. The goggles are equipped with the ChromaPop Everyday Violet Mirror lens, which is in the S2 category and has a VLT of 23%. This makes the ski goggles suitable for cloudy and average sunny weather. The ski goggles come with an extra ChromaPop Storm Rose Flash lens. This lens falls into category S1 and has a VLT of 50%. The lens is therefore very suitable on cloudy days.