I/O MAG + Bonus Lens

$270.00
$270.00
Smith
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Wearing the Smith I/O MAG goggles is like switching to widescreen, providing a broader view of the mountain. Enhanced by ChromaPop™ lens technology, these goggles offer heightened color and contrast, ensuring that every detail, from wind lips to tree glades, is... Read More >

Wearing the Smith I/O MAG goggles is like switching to widescreen, providing a broader view of the mountain. Enhanced by ChromaPop™ lens technology, these goggles offer heightened color and contrast, ensuring that every detail, from wind lips to tree glades, is vivid and clear. With top-tier anti-fog treatment and seamless integration with Smith helmets, they remain fog-free in any weather. Lens swaps are a breeze thanks to the quick-swap MAG lens system. These goggles are designed for ultimate integration with Smith helmets, offering maximum comfort, venting, and fog-free performance. They feature a QuickFit strap adjustment system, an ultra-wide silicone-backed strap, three-layer DriWix face foam for moisture-wicking and fog-free wear, and a Responsive Fit frame for precise comfort. 

Fit: Small
Lens: ChromaPop™ Sun Black
Bonus Lens: ChromaPop™ Storm Blue Sensor Mirror (low light conditions)
Also Included: Smith x Gogglesoc™ lens protector, Microfiber goggle bag with replacement lens sleeve

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Smith

Smith Optics was founded by Dr. Bob Smith in 1965, revolutionizing eyewear for outdoor enthusiasts. Beginning with the creation of the first sealed thermal lens and breathable vent foam, Dr. Smith's commitment to innovation led to the introduction of the Smith Original ski goggle in 1969. Notable advancements followed, including the Turbo Fan constant air management system in 1979 and the Roll-Off film advance system for moto goggles in 1984. The company formally became Smith Sport Optics, Inc. in 1989. Smith's pioneering spirit continued with the introduction of industry-changing eyewear such as the V3 goggle and Slider sunglass technology. The Warp goggle in 1998 set a new standard with "outriggers." Smith's legacy of innovation is underscored by its enduring presence and a new world headquarters constructed in 2000, cementing its role as a leader in the eyewear and optics industry.