SMITH Squad Goggles with ChromaPop Lens – Performance Snowsports Goggles with Replaceable Lens for Skiing & Snowboarding

I have the same pair but different color scheme that I’ve had for a year now. I only replaced them because I stretched out the band. Just a tip, which I’m sure most don’t do this, but don’t leave your goggles stretched out over the front end of your helmet as it will permanently stretch the band over time. It’s fine for like in the moment where you’re going to be putting them back on but don’t leave them there when you’re done riding. They hold up really well, they don’t fog up and cleaning them is easy. I’m pretty sure these are more on the one size fits all track because the band is adjustable, if not I got a medium which is what my smith mainline helmet is. They are very comfortable, the cushioning that rests on your face isn’t too firm and it creates a solid seal from dust and dirt (and for me rocks). It functions exactly how you would want them to. I love Smith’s designs as well and is the only pair of goggles that I go with.

My 35-year old Smith ski goggles disintegrated in my hands a few days before my trip to Mammoth last month. I needed a pair fast, but I wanted quality. I went with these and I wasn't disappointed. The level of tint is perfect. These have a wide field of view, and everything was very clear. They're reasonably lightweight, and durable. I did 48 miles, almost nine miles vertical, of alpine skiing over three days, in spring-like conditions, but with very good coverage. I hadn't skied for over 10 years, but didn't fall once.

These come with two lenses. A low visibility lense and a high visibility lense. The low vis is the yellow/red/orange one that gets used most of the time. The high vis lense is the one that looks like a reflective mirror and is mainly used when it's very sunny and the sun is in your face. Decent field of view. Fits well, if not somewhat tight. Even on the loosest setting, they barely fit over my small helmet. But I suppose that's good so they don't fall off easily. Changing the lenses requires some patience and elbow grease. But again, better tight than loose. No sunburns with them.

The goggles are great for the price, however replacing the lenses is super hard !Good build quality and seeing the lanes is allright - not super wide.Value for money is great but if you are looking for easy to replace lenses, it might be an issue

I bought these a few seasons back and they've been through a lot lol. The chromapop is 1000% worth it and does help with making snow more readable. I get good visibility and they're comfortable. Plus. Let's be honest. They're just a great color combo.If I had any complaint in my few years of ownership, I'd say this: if you live somewhere hot like Florida, maybe keep these inside off season. Around year 2 or 3, the grip part of the strap essentially melted and made a sticky mess on my helmet. I still use them and it mostly wiped off, but just a heads up these probably don't belong stored with your gear in the garage. Otherwise 10/10, and I've only really eyed my grandads skylines otherwise for slightly more visibility as a future pair.

Received these goggles last week and tested them out over the weekend on the slopes. The color pops and looks awesome and they clip in nicely to my Smith helmet. They also held up great and were a real lifesaver during the less than favorable freezing rain/sleet weather. They provided protection and warmth and visibility remained crystal clear. These are definitely built to last and I can't wait to use them for many snowboarding sessions to come.

strap was far to short to fit around a standard helmet. Otherwise, great looking goggles.

Great googles, they work pretty well with the smith Helmet I have as well. Didn't get fogged up even though I'm pretty sure I skied right through a rain cloud.