Smith

I/O MAG XL Low Bridge Fit Goggles

ChromaPop is a proprietary lens technology developed by Smith that enhances color contrast and clarity. It allows you to see more detail in varying light conditions, making it easier to distinguish between different terrains and obstacles. This means you can navigate slopes more safely and enjoy a more vibrant view of your surroundings.

The MAG lens change system uses magnets to allow for quick and easy lens swaps on your goggles. This feature is beneficial because it enables you to adapt to different lighting conditions without the hassle of traditional lens removal methods. Whether you're transitioning from bright sunlight to overcast skies, you can change your lenses in seconds, ensuring optimal visibility.

A spherical lens is designed like a section of a sphere, which helps reduce distortion and provides a wider field of view. This is particularly important for skiing and snowboarding, as it enhances your peripheral vision, allowing you to be more aware of your surroundings and react quickly to any obstacles or changes in terrain.

The anti-fog treatment is a special coating applied to the inside of the goggles that helps prevent fogging. Fogging occurs due to temperature differences between the inside and outside of the goggles, which can obstruct your vision. This treatment ensures that you maintain clear visibility in various weather conditions, enhancing your overall performance and safety on the slopes.

A Responsive Fit refers to a design feature that allows the goggles to conform to the shape of your face. This snug fit is crucial for comfort, as it prevents air from entering the goggles, which can cause fogging or discomfort during use. With a Responsive Fit, you can enjoy a more secure and comfortable experience while skiing or snowboarding.

Yes, you can use different lenses with your Smith goggles, especially if they are compatible with the MAG lens change system. To choose the right lenses, consider the lighting conditions you’ll be in—darker lenses are better for bright sunlight, while lighter lenses are ideal for overcast or low-light conditions. Additionally, look for lenses with ChromaPop technology for enhanced clarity and contrast.