Smith IO Mag 2019 Snowboard Goggle Review
Smith IO Mag 2019 Review by The Good Ride
The Smith IO Mag is the replacement of the IO7 and it makes it a lot easier to get the lens on and off. It’s a combo of magnets and a little lever on each side of the frame and it’s super easy on and off compared to the IO7. The foam on these goggles isn’t the best in the industry but it’s pretty good. The reason why I go to Smith is that their goggles just don’t fog up much or at all and the lenses really work for my (Editor/Biesty) eyes. I’ll be putting together a very detailed review when the snow falls and compare the many lenses.
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| evo Smith Freespool MAG Sunglasses | $259.00 | Buy it |
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