Smith's Top-Rated Snow Goggles That Offer 'Great Visibility' Without Fogging Are Over $100 Off

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Fall may have just begun, but if you're already dreaming of dusty mountains, now is the time to stock up on gear. REI recently launched a huge sale on ski and snowboard equipment and apparel, and the sales continue to be up to 50% off. Whether you're horseback riding or skiing, all you need is a good pair of glasses, and this top-rated pair from Smith is now over $100 off.

The Smith I/O Mag ChromaPop Snow Goggles are on sale for $162, a 40% drop from their regular price of $270. These all-purpose snow goggles have received more than 500 five-star reviews from shoppers, who rave about their “very durable” construction and “excellent visibility.” Two colors (a soft red, white, and blue color scheme and a bright blue, red, and yellow color) are available at a discounted price, and since the glasses have an adjustable headband, one size will fit most.

Smith I/O Mag ChromaPop Snow Goggles, Sun Valley Archive/Sbg/Sun Blk Gold Mrr/Strm Ylw Flsh, $162 at REI (was $270)

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These Smith snow goggles stand out from a plethora of other snow sports brands due to their excellent optics. Made with ChromaPop technology, which filters incoming light to enhance contrast and color, making the details in your field of view more vivid. The Spherical Carbonic-x lens is scratch and impact resistant, and its unique shape provides better clarity and better fit than some other lenses. It's also treated with a hydrophobic coating to repel dirt and moisture (it also makes it easier to wipe off fingerprints). The inner lens has an anti-fog coating to prevent it from fogging, and moisture-wicking face foam vents sweat and water vapor to further reduce fog formation. Even better, the goggles use Smith's Mag system, which allows you to easily swap lenses to suit different snow, light, and weather conditions. Two lenses and a glasses storage sock are included with each pair.

Even a quick scan of REI reviews makes it clear that skiers and snowboarders are obsessed with these goggles. “I absolutely love these glasses,” one customer said. “They're very comfortable and don't fog up.” Another shopper agreed, saying: “These fit my face perfectly and fit my Smith helmet nicely too… No fogging and great visibility.”

Smith I/O Mag ChromaPop Snow Goggles Justin Lovato/Sr/Sun Red Mirror/Storm Blue Mrr, $162 at REI (was $270)

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“I've been skiing and cycling for over 40 years and these are the best goggles I've ever used,” a third shopper said. “Contrast and clarity were flawless from bluebird sun to shady trees, and the included low-light lens was equally impressive for blustery rides.”

Significant snowfall is still weeks away for much of the country, but it's not too early to start snow sports shopping. The Smith I/O Mag ChromaPop Snow Goggles are the perfect upgrade to help you see more clearly and protect your eyes on the slopes, especially when they're 40% off. Grab a pair in your cart today before prices rise again (or sell out — these are top-rated picks, after all).

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