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With ski resorts opening all around the world, it is obvious that skiing itself has grown in popularity. One thing for sure about the activity is, due to its unpredictable, snowy terrain, you will need appropriate clothing and accessories to protect yourself. One of the most important items has got to be ski goggles and there is no better brand than Smith Optics.
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Smith Optics started in 1965 and was created by Dr Bob Smith who went on to make the first ever thermal goggle lens with breathable foam. Nowadays, Smith Optics has grown into a worldwide brand featuring products of the highest technological quality. The company has no plans to slow down as is continuing to push the boundaries with every product they create. Smith Optics are a great brand due to both their high quality products as well as the range of products they offer. Each pair of goggles is different with some lenses cutting down sun glare while others reduce eye fatigue.
So without any further ado, what are the best ski goggles from Smiths Optics? These are some of the goggles the company offers from their cheapest to most expensive.
First the cheapest pair of ski goggles from Smith Optics, the Project White goggles which can be purchased on Amazon for just under £35. The outer rims of these goggles are white in colour and the lens is made up of polycarbonate and also has an anti-fog coating. As well as this, it has airflow ventilation and double cylindrical vision. Also, the goggles have an adjustable strap and are compatible with helmets.
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Next, costing just over £48 on Amazon, are the Project Snow Goggles. These goggles are charcoal in colour and the lens is made of polycarbonate material. The goggles are a medium fit with a dual-side adjustable strap so they can be worn comfortably. The strap is backed with silicone and the goggles are compatible with helmets. Also, with your purchase, you will get a replacement lens sleeve as well as a micro fibre goggle bag.
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The third cheapest pair of Smith Optics goggles are the Io Mag S Snow Goggles which can be purchased on Amazon for just under £72. The colours of these goggles is metallic ink making them a black-like colour and the goggles have a mag interchangeable system which includes both low light and bright light ChromaPop performance lenses. Also, the goggles come with an adjustable strap and a clip buckle. The strap is ultra-wide silicon backed and the goggles are compatible with helmets. In addition, with your purchase, you will also receive a micro fibre goggle bag as well as a replacement lens sleeve.
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Also, there are the Squad MTB XL Goggles which can be purchased on Amazon for just under £80. These goggles are a mystic green colour and the lens has an anti-fog coating. The goggles have a mirror lens as well as an interchangeable lens. The carbonic-x material used in the goggles means they are breathable, very resistant and offer the best fog protection. You also get a ChromaPop disc with your purchase.
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In addition, you may be interested in the Squad Goggles which can be purchased on Amazon for just under £82. These goggles are black in colour and the lens is made of polycarbonate material with an anti-fog coating. The lens is made of cylindrical carbonic-x material and uses TLT technology meaning the wearer will have crystal clear vision. These goggles are helmet compatible and have a silicon backed ultra-wide strap.
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Next, there is the Skyline Snow Goggle. These goggles use a ChromaPop lens, a spherical carbonic-x lens, an anti-fog inner lens and TLT lens technology is used allowing for crystal clear vision. The goggles have a responsive Fit Frame design meaning they are medium fit and also have an adjustable strap with a clip buckle allowing them to be worn comfortably. The goggles are helmet compatible with an ultra-wide silicon backed strap and, with your purchase, you will also receive a micro fibre goggle bag as well as replacement lens. These goggles can be purchased on Amazon for just under £100.
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Furthermore, another pair of goggles from Smith Optics are the Riot Ski goggles which can be purchased on Amazon for just under £107. These goggles are black in colour and have an anti-fog coating. Also available with these goggles is a cylindrical carbonic-x screen as well as a ChromaPop display and the goggles make use of TLT technology allowing for crystal clear vision. Also, there is an adjustable strap and, with your purchase, you will also receive a micro fibre screen bag as well as a spare pouch.
Lastly, the most expensive of Smith Optics’ goggles is the Skyline XL Ski-snow goggles which can be purchased on Amazon for just under £128. These goggles have a spherical carbonic-x lens and make use of TLT technology giving the wearer crystal clear vision. The goggles have a medium/large fit and an adjustable strap with a clip buckle.
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So, to conclude, Smith Optics truly have a wide variety of ski goggles on offer for those who like to ski! Each product offers something different and each varies in price however, one thing is certain, all of Smith Optics’ goggles are of excellent quality!
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