Smith IOX/IOX Turbo Snow Goggle Lens Replacement Review

These are the ideal lenses. It covers a wide range of conditions from bright light to overcast weather. Only snow conditions with dense fog are not covered. In addition, it offers an amazing contrast.

I have a storm rose. The lens is excellent. I can confirm that these are IOX lenses that fit my IOX glasses. People who have left reviews saying they don't fit are most likely wearing IO or IOS glasses. Make sure these are the correct lenses. Your current lenses should say "IOX".

I have tried these lenses on several generations of IO/X glasses. They don't fit at all. The seller was very unhelpful when trying to set up a return for a refund. You still haven't replied to my last letter. These lenses are not the right size, the seller is unprofessional and slow, and I strongly advise you not to buy them.

My eyesight is so advanced that I need prescription glasses to see clearly. I/OX allows me to wear prescription sunglasses in my glasses if needed. Haven't really used them yet but last season I could only see well with sunglasses and this should be a good solution when conditions call for glasses. Last season I wore Smith I/O goggles with a different lens for low light and they are great but don't go over glasses.

I am an avid skier and spend 20 to 30 days a year at ski resorts and also heli or cross country skiing. Glasses are a big deal. I had chromatic glasses which I felt didn't work very well, especially in flat light. On a trip to Canada, I actually switched to the old glasses that fit me better. The chromatic pair's lenses broke when dropped, so I looked for a replacement lens and, following the recommendation of several connoisseurs, settled on the ChromaPop. They work very well in low and flat…