Smith I-OX Turbo Fan Goggles has been discontinued by Smith and is no longer available. Our product experts have helped us select these available replacements below. You can also explore other items in the Snow, Snow Gear, Goggles & Accessories, Goggles yourself to try and find the perfect replacement for you!

Does Smith still make Turbo Fan goggles?

Smith I-OX Turbo Fan Goggles has been discontinued by Smith and is no longer available. Our product experts have helped us select these available replacements below. You can also explore other items in the Snow, Snow Gear, Goggles & Accessories, Goggles yourself to try and find the perfect replacement for you!

Is Smith a good brand for ski goggles?

Smith doesn’t have a lot of holes in their snow goggle lineup—they pretty much cover it all—but the all-new Proxy manages to fill a gap with its a framed look, spherical lens, and medium fit. And in testing the Proxy at the end of last season, it was clear they’ve created another winner.

How do I identify my Smith goggles?

To help identify the correct Smith replacement lens, Smith Optics molds the model number into the frame of the snow goggle. Please look just under the right eye of the outside of the goggle frame for the model number. You might need to reflect light onto the frame to see it clearly.

How long do Smith goggles last?

Ideally, your ski goggles could last 5-8 years. Realistically, though, they’ll probably last closer to 4 or 5 years. You can increase their life expectancy by keeping them in their case or goggle bag when you aren’t wearing them and not touching the inside of the lenses.

Why did Smith discontinue turbo fan?

Likely related to lack of sales or high warranty claim maybe. But I’ve never had issues with failure of the fan. Foam failed after 5 seasons but that’s expected.

Are Smith goggles polarized?

Smith Optics offer a wide variety of Polarised, Mirrored and Non-mirrored lenses for their collection of Premium Performance interchangeable sunglasses. Enhance your vision in all light and weather conditions.

Where are Smith goggles made?

In 2006 Smith builds its own factory in Clearfield, Utah. Smith MFG is born.

Do all Smith goggles come with 2 lenses?

Clarity and Optical Quality At the premium end of Smith’s offerings, the I/O Mag Goggles come with two lenses: one for sunny conditions and one for cloudy days with low light.

Are Smith photochromic lenses worth it?

I ended up getting the Photochromic Rose lenses and agree with the general consensus- they are fantastic. I’ve skied them in decent sun, clouds, and even cloudy mornings after skinning, and visibility has been great in all conditions. Unless it’s a true storm day, or spring bluebird, these are my daily drivers.

Who owns Smith Optics?

Safilo S.p.A.Smith Optics / Parent organization

Is ChromaPop the same as polarized?

In Smith’s own words: “Quite simply, ChromaPop Lenses are the most advanced polarized lenses in the world… By blocking color wave intersections as they pass through the lens, ChromaPop is able to eliminate color confusion, so your brain is recognizing truer color, faster.

What are the Smith turbo fan goggles?

They are unreal and unlike any other goggles. The Turbo Fan Series consists of four different models: Phenom, Prophecy, Knowledge and (drum roll please) the Smith I/OX Elite Turbo. (Check out the video below for our full Smith Turbo Fan Goggles Review!)

What are the best ski&snowboard goggles?

The I/OX Elite Turbo is one of the most popular ski & snowboard goggles here at SportRx. The fan system in the I/OX Elite was developed for the military. It sits flush on top of the goggle and is completely silent. Like the other models in the turbo fan series, the I/OX Elite fan also has a battery life of 50 hours and two speeds.

What are the different types of turbo fan goggles?

The Turbo Fan Series consists of four different models: Phenom, Prophecy, Knowledge and (drum roll please) the Smith I/OX Elite Turbo. (Check out the video below for our full Smith Turbo Fan Goggles Review!)

Which Smith Goggles are best for You?

The Smith Phenom, Smith Prophecy, and Smith Knowledge Turbo Fan goggles are equipped with all of Smith’s bells and whistles. Smith’s vaporator lens technology and special silicone bond between lenses creates a perfect seal to ensure no leakage and promote fog-free vision.