Smith I/O Goggles

[footeball]

In the market for a new pair of goggles to upgrade my trusty (but somewhat scratched) 7yr old Smith's.

Anyone have any feedback on the new I/O's. I am drawn to the concept of an easy lense change system, but wonder just how well it works and how good the goggle fit a helmet etc.

thanx

[booter]

i will vouch for the SMITH PHENOM, great fitting goggle with or without helmet. but dont get it with the "sensor mirror" lense, rubbish.

[Paul Oberin]

I also like Smith goggles, I have always found them to be very good value for money, quite a durable product and appear to work well, I don't use them myself at the moment, but have in the past, I sell quite a lot of them in the shop, and so far got no complaints from anyone.

[Silence]

Quality Lenses

[The Frog]

Here is the pic of them from the equipment guide...
http://www.snowatch.com.au/images/smith_goggles_IO_wallstreet.gif

[Dr D]

Don't be surprised if they end up being a short lived fad. ;)

[Snow Yeti]

Originally posted by Paul Oberin:
I also like Smith goggles, I have always found them to be very good value for money, quite a durable product and appear to work well, I don't use them myself at the moment, but have in the past, I sell quite a lot of them in the shop, and so far got no complaints from anyone. Smith are no good for asian noses :D
(this asian anyway) smile.gif