Smith 4D Mag vs Smith Squad ChromaPop

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.

Changing lenses with this model is best done at the house as it is a bit of an arduous task when compared with that of a magnetic system. This is the standard for this price point of goggles, and saving money can help most folks overcome these drawbacks. If the best value is what you seek, then look no further than the Smith Squad.

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 ...

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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.

Solid, affordable, comfortable goggle with bonus lens. Can't go wrong. I wouldn't do the Chromapop Everyday Green lenses again though—the exterior may be green mirror, but looking through them it has a very strong magenta color cast which your brain compensates for and then everything looks green when you take them off. I much prefer a more neutral color