Since 1965, Smith has been developing a very precise vision of skiing in Idaho: see better to ski better, for longer. As the inventor of the first double lens anti-fog goggle, the brand has built its reputation on mountain optics. This heritage is found in every Smith ski goggle, with a clear focus throughout the range: ChromaPop technology, designed to enhance depth perception, boost contrast and deliver sharper colours for the best possible performance in their ski goggles.

Why choose a Smith ski goggle?

Smith, a pioneer in ski optics since 1965

Choosing a Smith ski goggle means choosing an American brand whose history is closely linked to snow. This optical expertise has continued over the years in Smith ski helmets and Smith sunglasses, with the same focus on comfort, clarity and seamless integration with the rest of your gear.

ChromaPop: the technology that changes your view on the slopes

The Smith ChromaPop goggle filters out unwanted wavelengths to improve contrast, colour definition and depth perception. The range also includes Smith photochromic ski goggles with ChromaPop Pro Photochromic lenses, which adapt their tint to changing light. Smith completes the package with Fog-X anti-fog lenses, AirEvac ventilation, DriWix foams and a Responsive Fit frame designed for comfort run after run.

The Smith ski goggle ranges

Smith 4D Mag: premium goggles with expanded vision

The Smith 4D Mag stands out with its spherical lens, magnetic MAG lens change system and BirdsEye Vision offering +25% field of view. This gives you a wider view of your line, especially downwards.

Smith I/O Mag: versatility and magnetic lens change

Smith I/O Mag ski goggles feature the MAG system in a highly versatile design, with a spherical lens and, most often, two lenses included to adapt to changing light without interrupting your day.

Smith Squad: the must-have with XXL field of view

The Smith Squad goggle, as well as the Squad XL, feature an extra-large cylindrical lens, ChromaPop optics and a wide view of the terrain. Most versions come with two lenses. The Frontier range completes the line-up with an entry-level option that stays true to the brand's optical DNA.

How to choose your Smith ski goggle?

Size and fit: finding the right fit (S, standard, XL)

The collection is available in S, standard and XL sizes to suit both men's and women's ski goggles. Some models are also available in OTG version for wearing over prescription glasses.

Choosing your lens for different light conditions

Depending on the model, Smith offers lenses for bright sun, lighter tints for overcast days and, very often, a second lens to adapt to changing weather. To explore the main lens families, check out our selection of the best ski goggles for a useful overview.