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Atomic Savor M Stereo Goggles 26/27

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Description

Atomic's Savor M Stereo is a mirrored ski goggle in Atomic's Medium fit, the size Atomic lists for slimmer faces and skiers who like a compact goggle, built around a cylindrical double lens with Atomic's nine-layer Stereo mirror coating. It weighs 125 g, carries UV400 protection and lists ISO 18527-1:2022, and Atomic's size guide pairs the M size with S/M helmets; Atomic publishes no VLT or filter category for any colorway.

The cylindrical lens curves side to side but stays flat top to bottom, which Atomic says gives a clear, distortion-free view. Atomic aims the Stereo coating at glare and eye fatigue, with no figure attached. An anti-fog inner lens works with vent foam that Atomic says keeps moisture out while air circulates, and the outer lens has anti-scratch and hydrophobic coatings. Easy Lens Switch lets you snap in a different lens, but only one lens is included and the product page names no spare; the box adds a microfiber goggle bag. The Live Fit frame and three-layer face foam (memory foam, standard foam and a quick-drying fabric) are meant to mold to your face, OTG LITE grooves leave room for prescription glasses, and a silicone-lined strap is meant to stay put on a helmet.

The six colorways in this listing, Black, White, Light Gray, Iron Ore, Dark Slate and Black / S1, share one Atomic datasheet; Atomic does not name the lens tint behind any of them.

Who should skip it: skiers with broader faces, whom Atomic's size guide points to the Large-fit Savor L Stereo; skiers who want a lens that also curves top to bottom, which points to Atomic's spherical Revent M HD; anyone choosing lenses by VLT number; and people with large, thick glasses frames, since Atomic gives no size limit for OTG LITE. If goggles gap or press at your nose, look at the Savor M Stereo Lowbridge Fit, a separate Atomic model offered in Black and White.

At PTO we fit it in the shop on your face, with your own helmet and any glasses you wear, before you buy.

Details

Type
Goggle
Vendor
Atomic
SKU
AN5107200
UPC / GTIN
00887445519324
$110.00

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Atomic Savor M Stereo

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Technology

Stereo Lens Technology

Nine layers of mirror coating on the lens, intended by Atomic to cut glare and eye fatigue. Atomic gives no VLT or lens category for it on this goggle.

Cylindrical Double Lens

A double lens that curves horizontally and stays flat vertically. Atomic says it gives a clear, distortion-free field of view.

Easy Lens Switch

A snap-in lens change for swapping to a different lens as the light changes. Only one lens comes in the box.

Anti-fog Inner Lens (AC) + Vent Foam

An anti-fog inner lens paired with vent foam over the frame vents, which Atomic credits with blocking moisture while air still moves through.

Anti-scratch Outer Lens (PC) + Hydrophobic Coating

A hard anti-scratch coating on the outer lens and a coating that Atomic says repels moisture, grease and dirt.

Live Fit Frame + Adaptive LF Tri-Layer Face Foam

A frame Atomic says molds to the contours of the face, lined with Adaptive LF Tri-Layer foam that pairs memory foam with a standard foam layer and quick-drying fabric.

OTG LITE

Extra grooves in the frame to take prescription eyewear. Atomic lists no maximum size for the glasses frame.

Features

  • ·Medium fit for slimmer faces
  • ·Cylindrical double lens with Stereo mirror coating
  • ·Easy Lens Switch snap-in lens change
  • ·100% UVA/UVB protection, UV400 rating
  • ·ISO 18527-1:2022 listed by Atomic
  • ·Anti-fog inner lens and vent foam
  • ·OTG LITE grooves for prescription glasses
  • ·Silicone-coated strap
  • ·Microfiber goggle bag included

The Atomic Savor M Stereo is a Medium-fit mirrored goggle built on a cylindrical lens, and at 125 g it is lighter than either Atomic sibling below. Picking it is mostly a matter of ruling out two Atomic siblings. If your face needs more frame, the Savor L Stereo keeps the cylindrical Stereo lens, OTG LITE grooves and Easy Lens Switch in Atomic’s Large fit, at 140 g. If you want the lens to wrap top to bottom as well as side to side, the Revent M HD keeps the Medium fit but moves to a spherical HD lens, lists 130 g and names a lens sleeve among its included items.

Glasses wearers should treat the Savor M Stereo as a try-on, not a sure thing. OTG LITE grooves are cut into the frame for prescription eyewear, but Atomic publishes no maximum frame size, so the glasses you ski in decide it: the temples have to sit in the grooves and the foam still has to seal around them. Slim frames stand the better chance.

The Savor M Stereo leaves the lens plan to you. Atomic prints no VLT, tint or filter category for the six colorways, and the one category-style label, in the name Black / S1, goes unexplained on the page. Easy Lens Switch means a second lens can snap in later, but the product page names no replacement lens, so treat the lens in the box as the one you will ski. If your days swing between flat-light storms and bright sun, look at the lens colors in the shop before choosing.

Fit decides whether the Savor M Stereo works for you. Atomic’s Medium fit targets slimmer faces and skiers who prefer a compact feel, and the size guide puts it with S/M helmets. That is a starting point, not an answer: what settles it is whether the foam seals all the way round and how the top of the frame meets your helmet brim. The silicone-coated strap is there to stop the goggle creeping up the back of the helmet. If goggles usually gap or press at the bridge of your nose, Atomic makes a separate Savor M Stereo Lowbridge Fit, in Black and White only, with a reshaped foam around the nose.

The Savor M Stereo suits a skier with a slimmer face who wants a mirrored goggle with a cylindrical lens and is content to run one lens.

Strengths

  • +Lists 125 g, lighter than Savor L Stereo and Revent M HD
  • +Stereo lens carries nine layers of mirror coating against glare
  • +Easy Lens Switch lets a different lens snap in
  • +OTG LITE grooves make room for prescription glasses
  • +Atomic lists UV400 and ISO 18527-1:2022 on the page

Best For

Skiers with slimmer faces in S/M helmets who want a mirrored goggle with a cylindrical lens and Easy Lens Switch, including those who wear slim glasses.

Limitations

  • −No VLT or lens category published for any colorway
  • −Ships with one lens; no spare lens named on the page
  • −Cylindrical lens stays flat top to bottom
  • −Only the bag is listed; no lens sleeve is named
  • −OTG LITE has no published glasses-size limit

Not For

Broader faces, which Atomic’s size guide sends to the Savor L Stereo; anyone who wants a lens curved top to bottom, which is the spherical Revent M HD; skiers who choose a lens by VLT, since Atomic prints none here; anyone who wants a second lens in the box; wearers of bulky glasses frames, because OTG LITE has no stated size limit; and skiers whose goggles gap at the nose, who should try Atomic’s separate Savor M Stereo Lowbridge Fit.

Specs

Fit
Medium (Atomic M size, for slimmer faces)
Helmet Sizes (Atomic size guide)
S/M helmets
Lens Shape
Cylindrical Double Lens (flat vertically)
Lens Tech
Stereo, nine-layer mirror coating
Lens Change
Easy Lens Switch (snap-in)
Lenses Included
One lens; no spare listed
VLT / Lens Category
Not published by Atomic
UV Protection
100% UVA/UVB (UV400 rating)
Eyewear Standard
ISO 18527-1:2022
Anti-Fog
Anti-fog Inner Lens (AC) + vent foam
Face Foam
Adaptive LF Tri-Layer
Glasses
OTG LITE grooves
Weight
125 g (Atomic datasheet)
Included
Microfiber goggle bag
Colorways
Black, White, Light Gray, Iron Ore, Dark Slate, Black / S1

Common Questions

Atomic Savor M Stereo vs Savor L Stereo: what is the difference?
The Atomic Savor M Stereo is the Medium-fit version, which Atomic’s size guide matches to slimmer faces and S/M helmets, at 125 g. The Savor L Stereo is the Large fit for broader faces and M/L/XL helmets, at 140 g. Both use the cylindrical Stereo double lens, Easy Lens Switch and OTG LITE grooves.
Atomic Savor M Stereo vs Revent M HD: which should I get?
The Atomic Savor M Stereo has a cylindrical lens with a nine-layer Stereo mirror coating and weighs 125 g. The Revent M HD shares the Medium fit and Easy Lens Switch but uses a spherical HD lens that curves vertically too, weighs 130 g and lists a lens sleeve. Pick the Revent if you want that extra lens wrap.
What size Atomic Savor M Stereo should I get?
The Atomic Savor M Stereo comes in one size, Atomic’s Medium, which its size guide pairs with S/M helmets and slimmer faces. Broader faces go to the Savor L Stereo, and goggles that gap at the nose point to the separate Savor M Stereo Lowbridge Fit. Bring your helmet to PTO and we check the seal and the nose fit.
What lens comes with the Atomic Savor M Stereo?
The Atomic Savor M Stereo comes with one cylindrical double lens using Atomic’s nine-layer Stereo mirror coating, with an anti-fog inner lens, anti-scratch and hydrophobic coatings and UV400 protection. Atomic does not publish the VLT or lens category of any colorway. Easy Lens Switch takes a different lens, but the page names no spare.
Can I wear glasses under the Atomic Savor M Stereo?
The Atomic Savor M Stereo has OTG LITE grooves cut into the frame for prescription glasses. Atomic gives no maximum glasses size, so slim frames are the likely fit and bulky ones may not clear. Bring your glasses and a PTO fitter will check the clearance before you buy.
PTO Team · 2026-10