I have a medium non-wide sized dome. These glasses are my favorite Smith's out there. Good peripheral - good lenses - good aesthetics. SickyBrah. GetSome!

Polarized sunglasses used to be for bone fishermen and water sportsmen but turns out they work remarkably well on snow as well. The Witness' look great and fit swell... so what are you waiting for? step up and rock 'em!

I use these constantly. Styling enough for the city, cool enough to be on the beach, and sufficient coverage to use in the mountains when the sun+snow is trying to char your eyeballs. Word!

I've had Smith Goggles forever- perfect. I currently own Smith Spoilers for Mt. Biking, which are also awesome. Recently I had to send the spoilers back for warranty- I sent the frames and one pair of lenses. No case, no extra lenses, nothing. I got back new frames, three new sets of lenses, a new case, and all within a week. In short, Smith is a fricking amazing company to buy from.
On to the Witnesses. I just bought a pair of the black with Copper Polarized lenses. They're a large lens, good for guys with big heads and faces like myself. Both of my brothers own these glasses, but in different configurations. They just plain work. They have great coverage top to bottom, side to side, the lens quality is excellent, and I have the stellar warranty that was mentioned earlier. The copper lenses are different than any I've had before. I've used yellow, clear, violet, gray and brown. The copper polarized cuts down on more light than the brown and the gray, but gives a more bright brown hue to colors. It took a little getting used to, but the definition on the lens is awesome. With my gray polarized lenses, I used to take my glasses off to see details. With the copper polarized, I put these glasses on and see better details. In short- buy them. Try something new and get the copper...

These shades are big and I love them. I always thought polarized shades would be a waste, but I'vw converted. They fit nice, keep the sun out and look awesome.