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Smith I/O Goggles Replacement Lens

$95.00 - $145.00

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  • Chromapop Everyday Green Mirror, One Size
    $95.00
  • Chromapop Photochromic Red Mirror, One Size
    $145.00
  • Chromapop Sun Green Mirror, One Size
    $95.00
  • Chromapop Storm Rose Flash, One Size
    $95.00

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49 Reviews

I/O Goggles Replacement Lens

Be sure to study all the options available out of the Smith I/O Replacement Goggles Lens, because they're more than just different colors. Each lens features the points mentioned above, like the spherical shape or 5X anti-fog inner lens, but some lenses in Smith's massive category are polarized to reduce glaring or mirrored to reduce reflection. Some even feature Smith's ChromaPop technology to enhance contrasts and make bright colors stand out better.
  • Customize your Smith I/O Goggles for different ski days
  • Carbonic-X material with TLT for crystal clarity
  • 5X anti-fog inner lens keeps fogging at bay
  • Spherical shape maximizes peripherals
  • Please see size chart for lens tint information
  • Item #SMI0768
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Lens
carbonic-x
Compatibility
Smith I/O Goggles
Manufacturer Warranty
lifetime
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Solid Lens

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

The ChromaPop Sun Black is great for bluebird days - can't go wrong. Easy to swap in and out.

Overpriced

The price of these doubled when they went ChromaPop. Poor form, Smith.

Sunny Day Lens

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

My wife's I/O's came with a storm lens, and an "every day" lens. The "every day" lens doesn't quite do the trick for her on bluebird days here in Utah, so I grabbed a ChromaPop Sun Black lens. It's a huge improvement on bright, clear sunny days.

Great Lenses

Easy to put on and nice option for varying conditions.

Fit perfect and great quality

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

I got an extra lens for my IO's and they popped right in and do not leave any gaps for air to rush in. Will buy another when the time comes!

Great Lens

Smith makes the best lenses and these are no exception. Everyone of these lenses is fantastic. The blue sensor is great on stormy days and my go to lens for cloudy/stormy days.

Clear I/O Lens

Familiarity:
I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I swapped a friends I/O clear lenses into my goggles for night riding this past weekend and they worked great! Super awesome for night time, very low light conditions or when the snow is really blowing. Have ordered a pair for myself to use for more this season.

clear lens for night skiing

Familiarity:
I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

picked up a clear for night skiing and night touring. must have when you want to dip into the trees and all you have is a low light lens. a headlamp only helps so much.

ChromaPOP!

Love the chromapop storm lenses! Adds a just a little extra pop and definition to those cloudy, overcast, snowy days. Worth a little extra $ for the feature. Note: never wipe the inside of the lenses! The longer you avoid it, the less likely you lenses will fog.

night vision

Familiarity:
I've used it several times

If you have a ski area that has night skiing these are a must have. Visibility is great and the easy swap system of the goggles makes changing these out a breeze.

What color or shade ?

Great Lens for Cloudy Days

Familiarity:
I've used it several times

Picked up a Blue Sensor 2 lens for cloudy days. The ability to see terrain was exponentially better then using my blackout lens. A great option for those overcast days.

Must Buy It for skiing

Familiarity:
I've used it several times

I bought it for night skiing and day skiing in fog / cloudy conditions. Its performance is nice and I felt not go wrong to buy this. Highly recommendation to have one for enjoy your skiing season.

What color/shade did you get ?

Smith I/O Replacement Lens RC362

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

I love the Smith I/O goggles and have honed my skill in changing lenses to less than 60 seconds. This will be the fourth pair of lenses for these frames – so Smith must be doing something right to keep me coming back for more. I really like the color of this lens, as the rose tint makes for a great “I’m not sure what the day is going to throw at me, and I’m too lazy to go back to the car to switch them out” As long as I keep trying to trim trees with my face I’ll be back for more!

Good lens

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

Good in a variety of lighting. Only reason it doesn't get 5 starts is it scratches easily.

Love Smith

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

Needed a new lens to add to the quiver....these are awesome.

Nothing to see here....

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

Just replacing a scratched lens. Smith is my absolute favorite goggle on the planet.

New daily lens!

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

When I got these lenses I thought I would really only use them on stormy flat light days as I have super sensitive eyes, and have in the past mostly worn my sol-x lenses just about every single day. I have only changed them back to my other lenses once since I got these and I have even used them on some pretty sunny days. I also use them for driving my motorcycle both at dusk and in the dark, and they actually make headlights from other vehicle far more pleasant and if anything give me better depth perception than a clear lens making them a better choice for late night driving on the bike. If you are even thinking about getting these just do it! You wont regret it

Blue Sensor is great!

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

What a great classic lens. The blue sensor never fails to deliver on overcast days. This was purchased to replace an older one that had seen its share of tree branches. Even though they will scratch easily when abused, if you take care of them will last a long time. Also it is important to make sure you dry the lenses after a snow day to avoid fogging in between them. If you do this you will never have a problem with them. Also they are super easy to switch out on sunny days.

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Love the Blue

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

I bought the blue sensor mirror for low light and I love it. I also have a sunny day lens and that lens is great. The Smith Lenses are easy to change and really handle abuse. Great lens, I highly recommend the blue for low light. You won't be disappointed.

Sweet Goggs bro!

Familiarity:
I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I've had these goggles for 3 years now and their still going strong! I just ordered the blackout lens for them (my goggles are black and gray) and these lenses not only look sweet, but their the exact lens i needed in my one goggle quiver! They're sleek, stylish, and make me look like I'm good at skiing, haha. But there no different from any of the other lenses i currently have for these goggles, but would highly recommend the blackouts for a sunny blue bird day.

What is the best smith ski goggle replacement lens for low light powder dayside?

i have the smith i/ox goggles and was...

i have the smith i/ox goggles and was wondering if this is the right lens for that google? also, was curious specially at the photochoromic lens on it's performance, is it worth the money as an all around type of lens that can replace the ability to carry extra lenses on the hill, etc? thanks

Hey Roberto, These are not the lens that you would need for the I/OX but here is a link. As far as the photochromatic lens go its going to be mostly preference. They come handy when your conditions are just right for it so if its going bright light to low light because of cloud coverage or a storm it will take a minute or two to change back to low light conditions. http://www.backcountry.com/smith-i-ox-i-ox-elite-turbo-fan-replacement-goggle-lens

Any plans on stocking any of these?

Any plans on stocking any of these?

Hey, Yes we are expecting some in the next few weeks. Unfortunately Smith has completely sold out a few times this year, thus making it hard for us to re-up. The day will come though, I swear it.

Which lenses are polarized? is this one...

Which lenses are polarized? is this one of them? looking for one in a pinch.

Hey, None of these are polarized. We don't currently have any of the polarized replacement lenses.

i have a old pair of smith goggles with a...

i have a old pair of smith goggles with a eclipse lens in them. Will the I/O replacement lens fit these goggles?

I don't think so, the IO lens is very specific to the IO with it's quick change feature.

When will dogfunk be getting more replacement...

When will dogfunk be getting more replacement lenses for these googles? After the polarized RC and clear.

What would be an appropriate tint for night...

What would be an appropriate tint for night skiing?

No. Go for a complete transparent/clear lens instead, preferably with an AR coating. There are many and thankfully, debunked myths of orange increasing night vision. Any color will detract from the total amount/intensity of the light your eyes receive, which will make you see less. Which of course will reduce the amount of detail you see especially in the darker areas of your field of vision.

Which I/O lens tint works better on very...

Which I/O lens tint works better on very snowy days the sensor mirror or the gold sensor mirror?

Good question, David. According to Smith, both lenses have a visual light transmittance of 70%, making them almost identical when it comes to performance. The Gold Sensor Mirror and the regular Sensor Mirror are perfect for low to medium light conditions (storms, overcast days, etc.). However, it should be noted that the Gold Sensor Mirror is going to help you most in LOW LIGHT (evening, overcast) while the regular Sensor Mirror is intended for FLAT LIGHT (snow storms, whiteout). Both will do the job, but the Sensor Mirror would be the best pick for you.

are all smith lenses compatible with each...

are all smith lenses compatible with each other?

nope. according to several sites, i/o lenses only work with i/o goggles.

No, each goggle has it's own respective lens. When you buy replacement lenses, make sure you buy the right lens for the model of goggle you own. However, Smith does make a huge variety of replacement lenses for each model of goggle, so that won't be a concern.

are these lenses still compatible with all...

are these lenses still compatible with all the older I/O models?

Yes, this lens is for the I/O goggle. It is NOT for the I/Os goggle. The 'S' meaning small for a smaller frame. This will just go on the I/O goggle, not anything else.