Smith I /O

no they are the best get them

best goggles ever in the history of skiing

Better than Oakley, minus the fact that you can't get polarized lenses for them.

thread jack time

how do they fit with helmets?

I wear mine with a skate helmet over them and a beanie, and they work great.

Smith designed their helmets to fit with their goggles, the vents on helmet and goggle work to prevent fog and maximize airflow.

i had fogging problems but it wasnt becuase of the way the google was built it was because i got water in between the lens so it fucking sucked but they were great until that happend get them.

i/os are the best goggs ever. and they work amazing with helmets. check my vid for reference

I got some about 3 months ago and have been using them all summer in NZ.  This was the first time i actually spent good money on a pair of goggles and I am sooo sold.  They never fog, they fit really well, have a huge field of vision and the optical clarity is unreal.  Plus it comes with 2 lenses, their standard one which is good in fairly bright conditions but isn't too dark for a high cloud or somewhat flat day.  It comes with another lense for the flat days that works awesome, nothing is gonna be perfect on a really flat day but it helps a ton.  I have a smith helmet too and they fit really well other than maybe the strap being a touch tight with the helmet, it isn't uncomfortable but I end up with huge lines on my face at the end of a long day.  They look steezy as shit, and they have a lot of replacement lenses on their website for between $20-40 if you want, probably 8 or 9 choices.  Its super easy to change the lenses too, two clicks and pop it out pop it in 2 clicks again, 15 seconds done.  I would recommend them as the best goggle in existance.

O ya I forgot, I did have one problem with them a couple days last year.

At the end of the season when I was riding in about 70 degree weather, I had some fogging problems. They are fine normally, but after a day of riding wet snow and sweating a lot, I would just put the goggles in the case and the box and leave them overnight. The next day, I guess there would still be moisture in the goggle and/or lens. It would seem fine at first, but if I put the goggles on, they would instantly fog like mu-fuckaz within 1-2 minutes. I tried switching lenses with no help, they still fogged up right away. I solved this by taking the lens out of the frame, and leaving everything out of the case on my desk overnight. I believe this fixed the problem.

It only happened at the end of the year when it was really really hot. It wasn't a huge deal once I knew to take them apart and leave them out. I am still planning on keeping them for this next season. I love the easy of lens interchangeability and great field of vision.

ive got a pair for sale, white ones from last year that are the same style as this years, great condition