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Smith Maze and Other Helmets with IO/X Goggles

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-notch-
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Im going to get the Smith IO/X goggles and wanted a helmet that would be pretty compatible with these goggles. I wear my goggles under helmet like most people on this site, and wanted to know what helmets fit well with the IO/X. Also if anyone has any edits or pics of the Smith Maze and IO/X combo that would be great, as the indent on the side of the helmet seems like it would look weird. Also does the POC Receptor fit well the IO/X?

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TL;DR: Have IO/X Goggles what helmets fit well with these, also what does the Smith Maze look like in action.
Nov 12 2015 7:41PM
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SladeSki
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No experience with I/OX, but I've had a smith maze and I/O goggles for a few years. I've often wished that I had the I/OX to close the gap between the goggles and helmet. They will definitely fit fine. No problems with the strap under the helmet.

I love the smith maze, it's ridiculously light and I find it looks good.

I looked through my pictures to find some of me wearing them, but all I could find is this one from the side. Hope it helps somewhat.. haha
Nov 12 2015 8:13PM
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sbarlett
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I have both the maze and iox's. In my opinion they look better together than any other goggle/helmet combo. If you need something for reference just watch any of Sam Zahner's past year edits where he wore a helmet a lot more

https://vimeo.com/62903225
Nov 12 2015 8:35PM
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-notch-
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SladeSkiNo experience with I/OX, but I've had a smith maze and I/O goggles for a few years. I've often wished that I had the I/OX to close the gap between the goggles and helmet. They will definitely fit fine. No problems with the strap under the helmet.

I love the smith maze, it's ridiculously light and I find it looks good.

I looked through my pictures to find some of me wearing them, but all I could find is this one from the side. Hope it helps somewhat.. haha


.complexI have both the maze and iox's. In my opinion they look better together than any other goggle/helmet combo. If you need something for reference just watch any of Sam Zahner's past year edits where he wore a helmet a lot more

https://vimeo.com/62903225


thanks guys, +k for the help

got two more questions, is the indent in the sides/ ear area noticeable? or is it just more defined in product photos? and what would be a good size for a beanie goggle and thin balaclava under the helmet
Nov 12 2015 8:39PM
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sbarlett
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-notch-thanks guys, +k for the help

got two more questions, is the indent in the sides/ ear area noticeable? or is it just more defined in product photos? and what would be a good size for a beanie goggle and thin balaclava under the helmet


That "indent" thing isn't all that noticeable I guess, but if anything it gives the helmet a little shape so it's not bulbous. idk, I think the maze is the best looking helmet out there but that's just me. And it really depends on the size of your head, I'd use their sizing chart online, and measure it with your beanie and balaclave on. I wear a large and my head really isn't all that big. depends on you
Nov 12 2015 8:42PM
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.complexThat "indent" thing isn't all that noticeable I guess, but if anything it gives the helmet a little shape so it's not bulbous. idk, I think the maze is the best looking helmet out there but that's just me. And it really depends on the size of your head, I'd use their sizing chart online, and measure it with your beanie and balaclave on. I wear a large and my head really isn't all that big. depends on you


alright thanks for the help man, i watched the zahner edit and the gogs and helmet look dope together, almost no gap.

also does the goggle strap in the back come off or no? not a big deal but just wondering
Nov 12 2015 8:47PM
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sbarlett
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-notch-alright thanks for the help man, i watched the zahner edit and the gogs and helmet look dope together, almost no gap.

also does the goggle strap in the back come off or no? not a big deal but just wondering


what do you mean by come off?
Nov 12 2015 8:50PM
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-notch-
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.complexwhat do you mean by come off?


like removable, is it permanent? like built in to the helmet or can it be taken off
Nov 12 2015 8:53PM
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sbarlett
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-notch-like removable, is it permanent? like built in to the helmet or can it be taken off


if you mean the clip that holds the strap on, yeah you can take it off
Nov 12 2015 9:11PM
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-notch-
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.complexif you mean the clip that holds the strap on, yeah you can take it off


can't thank you enough man
Nov 12 2015 9:14PM
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sbarlett
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-notch-can't thank you enough man


no problem
Nov 12 2015 9:16PM
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baggis123
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if youre going to wear the goggles under the helmet i would recommend the io-7s. I have both and my iox are just too big and look kinda wierd. but yeah the maze is a sick helmet
Nov 13 2015 11:32AM
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-notch-
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baggis123if youre going to wear the goggles under the helmet i would recommend the io-7s. I have both and my iox are just too big and look kinda wierd. but yeah the maze is a sick helmet


the I/O's were too small so I gave them to my brother and I'm gonna get I/OXs
Nov 14 2015 7:28PM
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Connor_Sullivan
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I find I/O7s to be the most comfortable I/O series goggle I've ever had or worn, its bigger than the I/O yet it's not overly big and bulky. The outriggers on the goggle also are pretty nice because they allow the frame to be angled independently from the strap so it will have a better fit with your helmet when your wearing the strap under your helmet
Nov 26 2015 9:47AM
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-notch-
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Connor_SullivanI find I/O7s to be the most comfortable I/O series goggle I've ever had or worn, its bigger than the I/O yet it's not overly big and bulky. The outriggers on the goggle also are pretty nice because they allow the frame to be angled independently from the strap so it will have a better fit with your helmet when your wearing the strap under your helmet


already have IOXs but thanks for the info man, +k
Nov 28 2015 10:38PM
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