Smith Phenom Goggle

It's a toss-up between the Phenom and the Heiress for which is my favorite goggle. What can I say? Smith goggles have excellent optics (especially those in the spherical series), and look great. The Phenoms work well on a range of face sizes and shapes, are very compatible with helmets. I used to have a Leedom helmet, and now I have the Smith Intrigue, and the Phenoms are great with both. The Platinum Mirror lenses are great for sunny days, and the Sensor Mirror are excellent on storm days. I like the Ignitor Mirror lenses for those in-between days, and for when you're in and out of the shade in the morning.

I have the Fuse and the Phenom Smith goggles. The fit is great, but the most important feature is the fact that they don't fog. There is a nice variety of lens options as well. They work well with a hat or helmet and the strap extender is a nice feature if you use a helmet.

These goggles aren't too bad. The strap is probably the nicest function that it clips together which makes them super nice for taking on and off. I also like being able to close and open the vent depending on how much circulation you want if your screaming down groomers or playing in the park. My one complaint is I took a color that is fairly lame. My advice: pick a color combo you like and pay a little more, otherwise you'll regret it sooner then later. P.S. get mirrored lenses they are super tight!

i won these in a competition, and i have to say, there is not one time ive ever wanted to take them off. They are probably my favorite part of my outerwear. Like the guy above me said, no gaper gap whatso ever. My favorite part about the goggle is the strap that clicks together instead of the average strap. Its a great goggle and worth your money.

I've been skiing with these for a few years now and when they wear out, I'm replacing them with the exact same thing. I've used these in flat light, low light, direct sunlight, worm weather, cold weather, you name it. They don't steam up when I'm hiking the Bowl, they don't leave the gaper gap in between the goggles and the helmet (I don't even wear a Smith helmet), and they don't block my peripheral vision. They have shown flying colors in every situation I've thrown at them. Plus, if you look around at the reviews here, you'll notice that Chris Davenport thinks they're the business. I'm not one to drool over celebrity endorsement, but that's a pretty damn good one.

We all know that the three most important things with goggles these days are: 1. How they fit your face. 2. How they interface with your helmet. 3. How sweet are the optics. Well the Phenom crushes it in all three categories. The fit is super sweet for men and women (my wife rocks 'em) and they fit seamlessly with Smith brain buckets like the Holt and the Variant Brim (which I use). I'm a freak when it comes to optics, so these goggs more than pass the test, especially with the Sensor Mirror or Platinum Mirror. (I love to Platinum Mirror for sun, Sensor for clouds/ snow) Plus they have so many dope styles you won't look like the other guy in the Gondi line.

k - so Smith has a lot of stuff dialed-- especially when it comes to this goggle. I've used it for two years straight now and I'm super pumped on the fit-the lenses- the quality-the durability-the style ---and especially the versatility of the lenses-- smith is making goggle lenses that are good for all sorts of conditions-instead of interchanging all the time (which they make easy as well) - very happy with my gogs.

Awesome goggle. Comfortable fit, great field of vision and an anti-fog avenger all in one. The sensor mirror lens gives great vis during pretty much every condition. I bought them at the beginning of last season and they have yet to do me wrong. Even when they fog up you just open up the vents and take a run and any fog that was there is gone like that. Only flaw I had with them is that I scratched up the lens at the end of the season. I'm terrible at scratching lenses though (I've mangled a pair of Oakley crowbars and a set of Anon Figments as well).