A few seasons ago, Smith Optics introduced its Chroma Pop lens technology, and sunglasses (and sunglasses) quickly became an alternative for serious skiers and racers. The technology filters out two specific light wavelengths - green and red and green and blue light overlaps - to avoid color confusion. The result? Clarity and detail surpass conventional features, giving better accuracy and more natural color. But I / OX doesn't just have ChormaPopia. These are Cadillacs Smith’s protective lines with a very large spherical lens for solid peripheral vision and ample space for pairs of glasses.
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Smith Optics I / OX uses “5X” spray to maintain clarity forever, and DriWix’s three-layer face foam provides the comfort of the day. The patented Porex filter prevents distortion during height changes - and it works great. Helmet-compatible goggles have clear and dimly lit lenses right out of the box, and a quick-release system makes it easy to change them on slopes. Choose from nine different color options - from the stylish Blackout model to the Tallboy model with a green mirror mirror lens and a cheerful Smith pattern with a wide strap.
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