Smith I/O

Until I realized I was literally getting sun burn on my eyes. After that, I sucked it up and bought a pair of Smith I/O’s and I haven’t had an issue since. The interchangeable lenses are really nice too because my $30 ones weren’t dark enough for sunny days, and not light enough for night/storms. Having nice storm lenses makes it super clear at night, then having daytime lenses are perfect during the day and saving your eyes.

I found these goggles to be good looking and very comfy... BUT I'm giving two stars for these reasons:

1- I read another review that these goggles shipped and had scratched lenses, and guess what I found mine with scratches on the lenses right out of the box! I was so disappointed as I was expectin...

I use Smith i/o, not mag just regular, as my daily drivers, and they've been flawless so far. Well fitted for smaller faces, supposedly the Mags are a bit larger. They lenses are great, easy to chance, no fog at all

These goggles are stylish and they fit great. I used them with a helmet (Giro) and they were still comfortable. One of the main issues I've had is that when wearing a helmet, some goggles are just too big - which causes the helmet to push down on the goggles creating pressure on the nose and subsequ...

I like mine (Smith I/O Mag with one chromapop/photochromic lens + one chromapop cloudy day lens). Where I ski, there aren't that many blue bird days, or if there are, the slopes are often facing north or I go in and out of shady areas. So I like having that little bit of on the spot darkening. And on the occasional truly sunny days, they still offer good protection.

I bought two pair of these goggles. The first was supposed to contain two different lenses with the vent filter feature, but instead contained two identical lenses without the vents. The second pair had the correct lenses, but the strap was detached and seemed to be broken at the attachment point. I...

I've had terrible luck with Smith I/O and 4d Mag goggles, with THREE of my low light lenses having fog issues between the two lenses in just 2 seasons. As I submit *another* warranty claim, I am ready to move on to another brand.

Nice googles but a little over priced. Comes with extra night lens which is great and it feels comfy on the face. It does what it's advertised to do.

Smith vantage helmet and the Smith I/O goggles are the best combo I’ve found. They’re designed to work together so I almost never get any fogging. The helmet is very comfortable with great adjustment, has headphone inserts, and the adjustable ventilation is a game changer. The goggles just plain work well, and the lens changing is super fast while also super secure (unlike magnetic lenses imo).

Nice optics... but I'd hope so for the price. Still, the lenses improve clarity and provide a wide field of vision.