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Description
The Smith I/O MAG is a MAG-series spherical snow goggle built around Smith's ChromaPop lens technology, which filters specific wavelengths of light to sharpen contrast and separate detail in flat and variable light. Its spherical lens shape wraps horizontally and vertically to open up peripheral vision and cut the distortion a flatter lens can leave at the edges, and a 5X anti-fog inner coating paired with Smith helmet integration works to keep the field clear as the weather turns.
The I/O MAG suits all-mountain and resort skiers who want one versatile daily goggle plus the freedom to match the lens to the light. Its MAG interchangeable system uses magnets and locking levers, so a lens change takes seconds, and the goggle arrives with two ChromaPop lenses — one bright-light tint and one low-light tint — covering bluebird mornings through storm-day afternoons. A Responsive Fit frame, QuickFit strap, and three-layer DriWix face foam handle comfort and moisture. This is the standard I/O MAG frame with a Low Bridge Fit version for lower nose bridges or higher cheekbones; Smith also makes it in a larger XL and a smaller S, sold separately.
At PTO we fit the goggle to your face and helmet in the shop, walk you through the MAG lens swap, and help you choose tints for Pacific Northwest light before you ride.
| Lens shape | Spherical — curves in both horizontal and vertical axes |
|---|---|
| Lens tech | ChromaPop contrast tint on Carbonic-x material |
| Lens change | SMITH MAG — magnetic alignment plus a locking lever on each side |
| Lenses included | 2 lenses — bright-light and low-light ChromaPop tints |
| Anti-fog | 5X anti-fog inner lens (Smith's highest level) |
| Frame fit | Responsive Fit, adjusts to the face |
| Strap | QuickFit adjustment with clip buckle, ultra-wide silicone-backed webbing |
| Face foam | Three-layer DriWix moisture-wicking foam |
| Helmet | Helmet compatible; integrates with Smith helmets for venting |
| Fit options | Standard and Low Bridge Fit (XL and S sold separately) |
Specs
- Vision
- Smith MAG lens change system uses magnets for quick, easy lens changes
- Spherical Carbonic-x lens for distortion-free optics and impact resistance
- 5X anti-fog inner lens for advanced fog-free performance
- Available with ChromaPop™ lens: ChromaPop™ enhances contrast and natural color to make the details pop
- Provides 100% protection against UVA / UVB
- Low Bridge Fit: Fits over the glasses (OTG) and is compatible with our optical docking system (ODS) prescription lens insert
- Fit / Integration
- Designed for ultimate integration with Smith helmets for maximum comfort, venting and fog-free performance
- QuickFit strap adjustment system lets you find the right fit fast
- Ultra-wide, silicone-backed strap stays put
- Three-layer DriWix face foam wicks moisture for a fog-free fit
- Responsive Fit frame adjusts to your face for a precise, comfortable fit
- Medium fit; Available in Low Bridge Fit for faces with a lower nose bridge and/or a wide or high cheekbone shape
- What's Included
- Includes two lenses: ChromaPop lens for bright light (installed) and bonus ChromaPop lens for low light conditions
- Microfiber goggle bag with replacement lens sleeve
Details
- Type
- Goggle
- Vendor
- Smith
- SKU
- M004273W0995T
- UPC / GTIN
- 197737264475
Future Grey Warm Steel | ChromaPop Sun Platinum Mirror / Standard
Smith I/O MAG Snow Goggle
I/O MAG family · 26/27
Technology
ChromaPop Lens
A contrast tint that filters two wavelengths of light known to cause color confusion, so terrain, texture, and edges read more clearly. It is a contrast tint, not a medical or corrective lens.
Spherical Carbonic-x Lens
A lens that curves both horizontally and vertically for a wide, low-distortion field of view, molded in impact- and scratch-resistant Carbonic-x.
SMITH MAG Lens Change
Magnets pull the lens into place and locking levers on each side hold it there, so swapping tints for changing light takes seconds without prying at the frame.
Smith’s highest-level anti-fog inner coating, designed to work with the airflow of Smith helmets to keep the view clear across changing weather.
Features
- ·Spherical ChromaPop lens for contrast in flat, variable light
- ·MAG magnetic plus locking-lever lens changes in seconds
- ·Ships with two lenses — bright-light and low-light ChromaPop tints
- ·5X anti-fog inner lens, the highest level Smith offers
- ·Responsive Fit frame with three-layer DriWix face foam
- ·QuickFit strap with clip buckle and silicone-backed webbing
- ·Offered in standard, XL, S, and Low Bridge Fit shapes
The Smith I/O MAG sits at the center of Smith’s MAG goggle line: a spherical goggle that pairs ChromaPop contrast optics with the fast MAG lens-change system. The spherical Carbonic-x lens curves in both directions for a wide, low-distortion view, and ChromaPop filters specific wavelengths of light to lift contrast and separate detail in the flat, variable light the Pacific Northwest serves up.
The MAG system is the reason to buy this tier: magnets align the lens and locking levers on each side hold it, so changing tints as clouds roll in takes seconds. The I/O MAG ships with two ChromaPop lenses — one bright-light tint and one low-light tint — so a single purchase covers most conditions. A 5X anti-fog inner lens, Responsive Fit frame, QuickFit strap with a clip buckle, and three-layer DriWix face foam round out the build, and the goggle integrates with Smith helmets for venting.
Fit is where the I/O MAG earns its range: it comes in a standard size, an XL, a smaller S, and a Low Bridge Fit for lower nose bridges or higher cheekbones. If you want more downward vision, the step-up 4D MAG adds a BirdsEye lens that curves down toward the face; the I/O MAG keeps a standard spherical shape. Reach for the I/O MAG if you want ChromaPop optics, two included lenses, and a proven fit range. Skip it if you need the extra downward field the 4D MAG provides, or if you never plan to swap lenses.
Safety — read this
ChromaPop is a contrast tint that helps you read terrain in flat light — it does not prevent injury or replace careful skiing. The lens is impact- and scratch-resistant Carbonic-x and blocks 100% of UVA and UVB, but a goggle is eyewear, not a guarantee against eye injury.
Strengths
- +Spherical ChromaPop lens lifts contrast in flat light
- +MAG magnets and locking levers swap lenses in seconds
- +Ships with two lenses — bright and low light
- +Wide fit range: standard, XL, S, and Low Bridge
Best For
All-mountain and resort skiers who want ChromaPop contrast, quick MAG lens swaps, and a fit that matches their face.
Limitations
- −Standard spherical shape lacks the 4D MAG downward view
- −Value depends on actually swapping lenses
- −Premium tier pricing within Smith’s goggle line
Not For
Skiers who want the extra downward vision of the 4D MAG’s BirdsEye lens, or who never plan to change tints and would rather spend less.
Specs
- Lens Shape
- Spherical (curves in both axes)
- Lens Tech
- ChromaPop contrast tint on Carbonic-x
- Lens Change
- SMITH MAG — magnets plus locking levers
- Lenses Included
- 2 — bright-light and low-light ChromaPop tints
- Anti-Fog
- 5X anti-fog inner lens
- Frame Fit
- Responsive Fit
- Strap
- QuickFit adjustment, clip buckle, silicone-backed
- Face Foam
- Three-layer DriWix
- Helmet
- Compatible; integrates with Smith helmets for venting
- Fit Options
- Standard, XL, S, and Low Bridge Fit
Common Questions
- How many lenses come with the Smith I/O MAG?
- Two. The I/O MAG ships with a bright-light and a low-light ChromaPop lens, so a single purchase covers most conditions.
- How does the MAG lens change system work?
- Magnets pull the lens into alignment and locking levers on each side secure it. Release the levers to swap tints in seconds without prying at the frame.
- What fit sizes does the I/O MAG come in?
- A standard size, a larger XL, a smaller S, and a Low Bridge Fit shaped for lower nose bridges or higher cheekbones.
- What is the difference between the I/O MAG and the 4D MAG?
- The 4D MAG adds a BirdsEye lens that curves downward toward the face for more downward vision. The I/O MAG uses a standard spherical lens and comes at a lower tier.
