Smith I/O MAG XL

I mean, that's not an inexpensive goggle, but I think bang for the buck considering the Chromopop, two lenses, all the technology, I think there's a l...

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.

Pros:

Look good

Easy lens change

Cons:

Lenses scratch way to easy

Low light lenses can’t handle night skiing

Ok so these goggles look good and the lens changing while not intuitive still works well for when your aren’t wearing gloves. You might be able to do it with gloves on but I would not t...

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

Product is excellent. Seller was terrible. Sold used gear as new. Arrived damaged. Replacement sent, cheaper used goggles put inside correct box. Both sent back and ordered from REI.

Lots of goggle manufacturers have OTG (over-the-glasses) options. I'm a big fan of the Smith's ChromaPop, and personally rock the I/O MAG XL even though I wear contacts - I've just got a big head.

One very minor discolor/scratch on the red lense but not visible except in bright light and at certain angle. For $100 off, I'm not complaining. Very happy with purchase.

I have the Smith I/O MAG XL with ChromaPop Photochromic Red Mirror (20-40% VLT). It came with a ChromaPop Sun Black lens and I am looking for a low light lens to complete the set for those overcast / no sun days. Which one would you buy?

Goggles need to fit securely all around. These did not on the husband's face, causing lots of air swirling around, even pushing his soft contacts around on his eyes.

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.