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When we're flying around the resort, we wanna make sure our cockpit has the best visibility. That's why we'll be wearing the Oakley Flight Deck Prizm Goggles. A large frameless design opens up our field of view, and special Prizm lenses boost our sight making sure no knolls are hidden ever again.

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. i took the lens out very easily and an hour later i was still fiddling with it trying to get it back in. this is not a quick switch solution, I find the crowbar and splice far easier to switch. so if you think you will be encountering different conditions, take 2 sets of goggles

 I did a back to back comparison with my wife who was using Crowbars with a Hi Yellow lens (formerly my favorite flat light lens) on a really snowy no contrast kind of a day and we both agreed that these blew the Hi yellow lens away, it was like night and day. they do have a wider range of light that they work in too, when the sun comes back out you can keep wearing them unless it gets supper sunny. My only complaint is that despite the claims of easy lens switching. i believe Oakley claimed it was like a zip lock bag

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 I may play it played around with them I've been skiing and I'm finally ready to share my thoughts with you guys. So yes, let's start. Whoo The first thing I like to point out is how nice the construction of these goggles are They come with like this dual layer foam and it's really nice and comfortable and it fits my face pretty well So I have a face shape like mine. It'll fit yours, too The next pro is how lightweight these goggles are they're super light and they feel like you aren't even wearing goggles When you're wearing them, which is super nice, too Yeah Next they just have a really sleek design they look they're really aesthetically pleasing and that's one of the things that Got me to want to buy these as well And also you can't see through them because when I stick them on maybe in some Some lighting scenarios you can see my eyes behind the goggles, but most of the time you really can't which is cool So I can stare at someone and they won't even notice I'm staring at them not creepy at all Also, they're very helmet friendly if you know what I mean, they fit most helmets really nicely because you don't want a GORBY GAP I mean what skier wants a GORBY GAP? That's just kind of embarrassing So these fit my got my helmet really nice and they should fit any helmet They work well with a lot except maybe some types of racing helmets But you know just go into the store try them out first to see if they fit your helmet well, and then buy them I've taken some hard falls with these already, and they haven't cracked or shattered at all which is major pleasure The price I got these goggles for was around maybe $170 I know that's pretty expensive But I'm paying for really quality stuff that I think is worth the price that I got them at they originally are like $200 $210 depends on what style you get, but yeah Also, one last thing is they don't stick out on your face most frameless goggles They'll stick out and they kind of look bad in my opinion But these the foam is thin enough, but comfortable and thick enough that it doesn't stick out and it still is Working and does its job well for ventilation and that's what I really like about these goggles as well Yeah There's a lot of pros about these goggles And I highly do suggest getting some for yourself because I'm sure there'll be a sale and you can get it for a cheaper price eventually Yeah, the technology in these goggles are super sweet I've noticed that I can see more in the snow like if there's a little bump over there Or something like that, and it's really helped me from not falling as much So maybe that's why I haven't cracked these goggles yet

 Yeah, yeah I'm gonna show you a couple clips with these goggles on me walking around in the snow and then some other stuff, too So yeah, let's just get to it So here I am with my goggles on as you can see they fit really well with my helmet They match up really great, and I can see so much You know like I can see over there. You can see over here. Yeah I just really like these goggles, and I'm pretty sure you can't see my eyes either, so that's a plus. Yeah, whoo Here I am with my goggles on outside I'm pretty sure you still can't see my eyes and everything seems Pretty peachy like pink looks pink yeah So this is what it looks like with The my camera inside my goggles So this is kind of what it looks like when I wear them looks a little different on the screen I can see from my GoPro, but yeah This is kind of what it looks like so you can get an idea for what you're buying if you consider if you are considering by these Thanks for watching!

 Whoo The first thing I like to point out is how nice the construction of these goggles are They come with like this dual layer foam and it's really nice and comfortable and it fits my face pretty well So I have a face shape like mine. It'll fit yours, too The next pro is how lightweight these goggles are they're super light and they feel like you aren't even wearing goggles When you're wearing them, which is super nice, too Yeah Next they just have a really sleek design they look they're really aesthetically pleasing and that's one of the things that Got me to want to buy these as well And also you can't see through them because when I stick them on maybe in some Some lighting scenarios you can see my eyes behind the goggles, but most of the time you really can't which is cool So I can stare at someone and they won't even notice I'm staring at them not creepy at all Also, they're very helmet friendly if you know what I mean, they fit most helmets really nicely because you don't want a GORBY GAP I mean what skier wants a GORBY GAP? That's just kind of embarrassing So these fit my got my helmet really nice and they should fit any helmet They work well with a lot except maybe some types of racing helmets But you know just go into the store try them out first to see if they fit your helmet well, and then buy them I've taken some hard falls with these already, and they haven't cracked or shattered at all which is major pleasure The price I got these goggles for was around maybe $170 I know that's pretty expensive But I'm paying for really quality stuff that I think is worth the price that I got them at they originally are like $200 $210 depends on what style you get, but yeah Also, one last thing is they don't stick out on your face most frameless goggles They'll stick out and they kind of look bad in my opinion But these the foam is thin enough, but comfortable and thick enough that it doesn't stick out and it still is Working and does its job well for ventilation and that's what I really like about these goggles as well Yeah There's a lot of pros about these goggles And I highly do suggest getting some for yourself because I'm sure there'll be a sale and you can get it for a cheaper price eventually Yeah, the technology in these goggles are super sweet I've noticed that I can see more in the snow like if there's a little bump over there Or something like that, and it's really helped me from not falling as much So maybe that's why I haven't cracked these goggles yet. Who knows but yeah with these goggles I've noticed I can see a lot more in my field of view. I can see more over to my right to my left Yeah, it's really nice right left I feel like I can see more compared to my old goggles Which is super sweet too one of like my only cons that I can think of for these goggles is that at night? It's pretty dark out if the sky is cloudy You're not gonna want to wear these goggles at night for night skiing or snowboarding it's kind of a pain because What if it's snowy out you know and you're trying to ski? But you can't see anything either way if you have your goggles on or off so that was like the only con I've run into right now But in that case if I'm going night skiing I can just wear different goggles that have like a lighter VLT Rating so yeah, that's easily fixed or anything

Oakley Flight Deck Prizm Goggles REVIEW

 Yeah, there's three main things that kind of drew me to the flight deck. I have a more prominent nose, so I feel like the foam just does a really good job at fitting around that, and making sure no air is getting in, it's a really big goggle, so really great peripherals, sideways as well as vertical, and I also love the lens too, just really increasing that contrast, and providing a lot of added saturation as well, which I think is really cool. Was that three? That was three. Nice! Foam? Yeah

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 Now the size to be more precise is 3.75 inches high and 7.15 inches wide so that's for your statistics and it's not really sure how much it weighs but it's quite light so it's not going to bother you when it sits on your face and actually that's an interesting point to make right away for all the size and all the you know big front end of the goggles you can see that you know it still has to fit your face so the part that is actually touching your face is actually not that far from you know conventional goggles when you compare it again to these Uvex goggles you can see that you know it's not all that different on the inside. Now like I said the lenses of these goggles are interchangeable so you can get different lenses and change them on the fly and Oakley claims that it's a quick change system but I have to say I'm not entirely convinced about it obviously it does work you can get them on and off but I'll show you how it's done you pretty much pull the frame apart at the edges and then you can sort of peel the lens out like so and then you pull the nose part off there we go and then your bright and shiny lenses are full of fingerprints but then you have the frame left which is super flexible and there you go putting it back in is pretty much the reverse process you know the easiest way is to put in the sides first make sure that is all in place and then you sort of pop the nose part back and pop the top part back as well and then you have even more fingerprints and will require quite a bit of cleaning but there you go so you can change the lenses and all will be well

 Then here on the inside we have sort of a fleece layer that is against your face which is very comfortable gets rid of or absorbs rather a bit of sweat that you'll inevitably will have so that's very nice and as you can maybe see here it's triple layers so you have the fleece here and then two types of foam to make sure it's for maximum comfort and that's you know it's nice and cushiony. Here on the top there is also some sort of foam but that's really to get all the warm air out to make sure your goggles don't steam up which is actually not going to happen anyway because it has something that Oakley calls F3 anti-fog technology which is great. Now the size to be more precise is 3.75 inches high and 7

 So let's open this up and get these goggles out. Now you get the goggles in a little pouch and some paperwork which you might be able to see on the bottom which is not really exciting. Then here on the inside we have sort of a fleece layer that is against your face which is very comfortable gets rid of or absorbs rather a bit of sweat that you'll inevitably will have so that's very nice and as you can maybe see here it's triple layers so you have the fleece here and then two types of foam to make sure it's for maximum comfort and that's you know it's nice and cushiony. Here on the top there is also some sort of foam but that's really to get all the warm air out to make sure your goggles don't steam up which is actually not going to happen anyway because it has something that Oakley calls F3 anti-fog technology which is great

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The Smith 4D Mag is an innovative pair of goggles that excels in every way. Smith has been producing eyewear for over 50 years, and their experience is apparent in this goggle. The 4D Mag continues Smith's reputation of innovation with a rounded bottom edge of the lens that increases the user's field of vision, a design feature unique to this model. In addition to the highest quality optics, the 4D Mag has a flexible frame and medium fit that is sure to please most skiers and riders. It's stylish and durable, too. 
While the 4D Mag fits a wide variety of face sizes well, folks with larger faces might find some other options more suitable. We also think the weight and bulk of this goggle may make many backcountry skiers and splitboarders want to look elsewhere for their next pair. Lastly, but most noticeably, these goggles are relatively expensive. That said, when it comes to performance at the ski resort, our testers generally agree that you can't do better than this unique and chart-topping model. 

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Released a couple seasons ago to quite a bit of fanfare is Smith’s top-end 4D Mag. Building off the standard I/O Mag above, this goggle has an improved magnetic lens-change system and a slightly larger fit, but the big news is the lens shape. Called BirdsEye Vision, the lower portion of the lens curves inwards, opening up downward visibility by 25 percent (according to Smith). It’s hard to fully verify that claim, but the difference is immediately apparent when trying it on back-to-back with alternatives like the I/O Mag and Oakley Flight Deck. For those who put a premium on maximum field of vision—such as riders who spend a lot of time in difficult terrain off-piste or in the bumps—the 4D Mag is a nice option.

Why hasn’t the 4D Mag overtaken the I/O Mag as our top-rated goggle? The primary reason is price: there's no doubt it's a fun piece of tech, but visibility in general has become much less of an issue among modern, premium goggles. As such, many skiers will find it difficult to justify the $50 jump in cost (although the included hard-sided case is a nice touch). Moreover, there's a faint line and a small amount of distortion right at the curve in the lens (while skiing, however, the line is not noticeable). In the end, it comes down to priorities, and the 4D is best-in-class when it comes to unencumbered views... Read in-depth reviewSee the Smith 4D Mag

The Smith 4D Mag is an innovative pair of goggles that excels in every way. Smith has been producing eyewear for over 50 years, and their experience is apparent in this goggle. The 4D Mag continues Smith's reputation of innovation with a rounded bottom edge of the lens that increases the user's field of vision, a design feature unique to this model. In addition to the highest quality optics, the 4D Mag has a flexible frame and medium fit that is sure to please most skiers and riders. It's stylish and durable, too. 
While the 4D Mag fits a wide variety of face sizes well, folks with larger faces might find some other options more suitable. We also think the weight and bulk of this goggle may make many backcountry skiers and splitboarders want to look elsewhere for their next pair. Lastly, but most noticeably, these goggles are relatively expensive. That said, when it comes to performance at the ski resort, our testers generally agree that you can't do better than this unique and chart-topping model. 
Read more: Smith 4D Mag review

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 Lastly, but most noticeably, these goggles are relatively expensive. That said, when it comes to performance at the ski resort, our testers generally agree that you can't do better than this unique and chart-topping model. 

 The 4D Mag continues Smith's reputation of innovation with a rounded bottom edge of the lens that increases the user's field of vision, a design feature unique to this model. In addition to the highest quality optics, the 4D Mag has a flexible frame and medium fit that is sure to please most skiers and riders. It's stylish and durable, too. 

The Smith 4D Mag is an innovative pair of goggles that excels in every way. Smith has been producing eyewear for over 50 years, and their experience is apparent in this goggle. The 4D Mag continues Smith's reputation of innovation with a rounded bottom edge of the lens that increases the user's field of vision, a design feature unique to this model. In addition to the highest quality optics, the 4D Mag has a flexible frame and medium fit that is sure to please most skiers and riders

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 You can bring a second lens if you know you're going to encounter variable conditions very easy to swap out there, and then it comes with a very nice protective case. I'Ll show a picture of that below as well, so i'm a big fan of it and it better be msrp. For this particular one is 320 us dollars. That'S a significant investment, though you are getting the best field of view and you're, getting two chrome pop lenses and a nice case - and you know these are

 We also review on the proxy coming up. Brian humphries is doing that. So what do i like about them? Besides? Them have an incredible field of view playing nicely with helmets. They play very nicely, of course, with smith helmets which are designed to do

 What makes the 4d special as well is. The actual lens is incredible: it's got 25 more field of view, meaning i can actually look down. If you look right here, you can see the lens kind of curves inwards, so you can look down and you can see like everything, there's no frame in the way. There'S no foam in the way, it's just great field of view, 25, more than other goggles, i don't know which one they're specifically talking about

 These are the smith 4d goggles, the highest end, goggles smith makes which is saying quite a bit. A lot of features go into them in this review. I'M gon na go over as many as i can as well. I'Ll show you how to swap the lenses out, so these are the camo band with the chrome pop black lens

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 But Smith has done a smart thing where it's not only a magnetic in and out, but if you just pop this little clip here, it doubles as to hold it in. So it's not just magnetic. It also has a little bit of a manual a manual lock as well, which is nice, because, if you've ever used it all magnetic lens they pop off in times when you don't want them to pop off. So the little combo of a manual clip plus magnetic is really nice plus, of course, they've got the signature Smith chroma pop, which creates better contrast in different low-light areas, so really cool goggle from Smith

 It also has a little bit of a manual a manual lock as well, which is nice, because, if you've ever used it all magnetic lens they pop off in times when you don't want them to pop off. So the little combo of a manual clip plus magnetic is really nice plus, of course, they've got the signature Smith chroma pop, which creates better contrast in different low-light areas, so really cool goggle from Smith. This is the Smith 4d mag like this is the Gucci goggle. If you want this, alright get it at peterglenn

 This is the Smith 4d mag like this is the Gucci goggle. If you want this, alright get it at peterglenn.com and check out all my reviews there as well enjoy your winner for me. Take care 

 First and foremost, when they say 4d, they mean you can see out of the goggle like no other goggle has ever figured out, namely when you look on the bottom. The lens rolls over. So instead of like a big, you know plastic thing down below when you're. Looking down, you actually have clear vision down there

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TL;DR is a big lens equals better padding placement on the cheekbones equals all-day comfort! 

For me, the visibility improvement alone is worth the upgrade. You might be reading this and be thinking your goggles are just fine, but trust me, when you put these on you won’t want to go back. The vision is that good. 

With ski and snowboard season wrapped up for most Utah resorts, it’s about time I made a judgment call on the Smith 4D Mag goggles so you can prep for your end-of-season deals!

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I had a magnet come out of the frame on my 2 year old IO Mags and asked Smith how to repair. They sent me a warranty payment to buy new goggles! Outstanding customer service. I upgraded to the 4D Mag and paid the difference (only $40). I don't know if I would buy these based on the price tag and cost of replacement lenses, but what a difference they make! If you have money to burn these are worth the extra

 I upgraded to the 4D Mag and paid the difference (only $40). I don't know if I would buy these based on the price tag and cost of replacement lenses, but what a difference they make! If you have money to burn these are worth the extra. Much larger field of view, incredible clarity and (so far) the lenses haven't scratched as easily as the IO Mag lenses (my one criticism of those goggles). The Storm Rose Chromapop lens is phenomenal in low and flat light situations

Smith guarantee is rock solid! 4D Mag great goggles at a price.

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