Smith Optics Adult Vice Snow Goggles,Whiteout Frame
The Vice combines the look and feel of a tradtional full frame goggle with a semi-rimless design and low profile outriggers to articulate for superior helmet integration. The oversized sperhical lens has substantial peripheral vision, includes PorexTM filter for preventing optical distortion during changes in elevation, and is enhanced with Fog-X anti-fog coating for fog-free vision. Vice provides the premium features and design of our high-end goggles at a great price.
Product Features
- Medium Fit and Helmet Compatible
- Spherical, Carbonic-X Lenses with TLT Optics, PorexTM Filter and 5X Anti-Fog Inner Lens
- Ultra-Wide-Silicone Backed Strap and QuickFit Strap Adjusent System
- Rotating Outrigger Positioning System, Includes Microfiber Goggle Bag
- Manufacturer’s Lifetime Warranty
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Have yet to try the VICE goggles but LOVE the BLUE SENSOR lens. I haven’t had a chance to try out the SMITH VICE goggles though I did own the SMITH IO7 with this BLUE SENSOR lens. The only reason I have decided to change to the VICE is because the IO7’s didn’t quite fir right and would fog and that freaks me out. Especially in Niseko Japan when you get caught out in brief whiteouts/cloud covers that roll in and out from time to time. Between the 2 SMITH goggles I tried out the OAKLEY FLIGHT DECK with the Rose Prism lens and didn’t find this lens nearly as…
Cannot go wrong! Used these my first time skiing. I am a very picky shopper, and I always try to get the best for my buck. The Smith Vice retails for $120 and getting at this price is a steal in my opinion. I love that you can replace the lenses, so if I decide I love skiing (probably will!) I can just buy another lens instead of a whole new goggle. I got the RC36 for the versatility of the lens, worked extremely well in sunny and overcast conditions (what it was designed for) and only ever wanted to switch the…