I bought these goggles because I wanted the best goggles on the market, period. These offer huge visibility, great lens quality, interchangeability (which is saving me from buying 2 different goggles), and they look cool too.
However, there are some downsides to this goggle. If I'm skiing hard, they tend to fog up in the afternoon (regardless of temperature) because (presumably) they're not venting moisture. They lack frontal vents, and on dry days, I find myself airing them out on the lift. On moist days I just look through the slowly-developing peripheral haze.
With this lack of ventilation in mind, I have realized that I could buy two pairs of Phenom's for the price of the I/O's, which means that in the case of a crash, I could whip out a second set of goggles that are completely snow-free. Replacing the lens on these doesn't remove snow from the rest of the goggle. I have since Purchased the Phenom's, and the visibility is similar (though not quite as good top-bottom).
So, considering the cost and the lack of lens vents, if you have a tendency to fog up goggles like myself, I'd recommend 2 pairs of Phenom's instead. However, if you don't work that hard on the slopes, or find that your goggles never fog unless you crash (and you don't crash often), and you want to look freaking cool, then get a pair of these!
Oh, it's worth nothing that both these and the Phenom's fit my nose better than any other goggle on the market. I broke it as a child, and have had a more prominent bridge ever since. This means that most goggles/eyewear don't fit me without constricting nasal airflow. Even with a helmet pushing these down a bit, these (and the Phenom's) are the only goggles that have a wide-enough nose hole to make a comfortable, non-constricting seal over my nose. Because of this, I will heretofore always look to Smith for my goggle needs in the future. We don't all have long, skinny noses!

I bought these pants to be my new ski pants in all condition. I wanted something comfortable with a layer of fleece insulation, breathable, and full-zips (or nearly there) - oh, and bibs too. These fit the bill perfectly. They are definitely waterproof, they fit well - I would say that they have an athletic fit as they are NOT baggy), and the construction is second to none. The internal gaiters are well-designed, though they do not breathe. The side zips do leave something to be desired as they only go about halfway up one's thigh, meaning that donning and removal with ski boots on is difficult, and impossible with snowshoes. That being said, I really like them. The pockets are well thought out, and the zippers work well (be sure to add a toggle to the lower zipper on each leg as MH forgot to).
Besides skiing, I have also used these for wet/snowy winter hiking/snowshoeing, and they breathe well, vent well, and protect from the elements like Gore-Tex bibs. I couldn't ask for more. Well, I was expecting a tad more warmth, but the windproof nature makes up for the lack of fleece thickness.

These liners are the best I've ever had. They're a little thicker than most other liners I've owned - they're about the thickness of expedition weight long underwear - but they still work great. A little bit of dexterity is lost to the thickness, but the warmth gained is nice too. The silicon palm makes them perfect for driving and handling gear. The do pill up like someone else complained, but for me it's only been between the fingers, and it's not bad. I'd get another pair, but they seem really durable, so I doubt I'll need them anytime soon!