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Smith Scope Graphic Goggle - 2008
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Smith Scope Graphic Goggle - 2008
The Smith Scope Graphic Goggle brings a full serving of performance with a healthy side of style. The fully-sealed Ignitor dual lens combats fogging, blocks 100% of UV rays, and increases contrast in flat light, while the helmet-compatible frame and dual slide adjustable strap create a hassle-free fitting experience. The Scope Graphic's compression-molded face foam and active ventilation keep you riding in comfort all day long, while the bold custom graphics round out your steeze factor.
Bottom Line: Don't make sacrifices—get with Smith.
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The tech specs say not compatible with eyeglasses.
By: Tim Bohlken
September 11, 2012
Like a boss
By:
adam parslow
January 18, 2012
Bought these goggles last year, and put over 100 days in them. I am continuing to ride them this year, and I please to report they are still perfect. The sensor mirror lens(amazing low light lens), and the green sol-x lens(amazing sunny day lens) have stood up to trees, snowboards, being tossed in my bag...and NEVER FOG.
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Any of the variants with the word "Mirror" in the title.
By: Josh Chapman
May 9, 2011
Down to it
By:
Tyler Dubya
February 18, 2011
They fit good, they don't fog, they do the job! I love most everything about mine except for the lens. i wish it was a little darker, but i got them as a gift so i cant complain!
Sick!
By: Tyler Dubya
September 23, 2011
Got these really cheap, awesome pair of goggles! only fogged when i got snow in them, thats all.
if i wanted to change my lens what kind do i buy?
if i wanted to change my lens what kind do i buy?
By: Matt Johnston
January 2, 2011
Hey Matt,
Not sure if you are asking what the replacement lens' are called or if you're asking which type of lens would be preferable. We unfortunately do not sell the replacement lens' but you would want to get something different than what you have. If you have a low-light lens, get a sunny day.
By: Josh Chapman
January 7, 2011
Sick!
By:
freerideli1904721
March 20, 2009
These goggles are pretty fuckin sick. No problems so far.
if i wanted to change my lens what kind do i buy?
if i wanted to change my lens what kind do i buy?
By: Matt Johnston
January 2, 2011
I might get these for a friend. she has a relatively small face,
I might get these for a friend. she has a relatively small face, so she likes small gogs. How big are the goggles, and are they helmet compatible?
By: Brenb2
November 26, 2010
There helmet compadible, they will fit a pee sized dome, as well as large, the sizing on it is really good! i would reccomend them!
By: Tyler Dubya
March 9, 2011
There helmet compadible, they will fit a pee sized dome, as well as large, the sizing on it is really good! i would reccomend them!
By: Tyler Dubya
March 9, 2011
Cant go wrong with Smith!
By:
mtb4139878
December 27, 2010
This is a very good goggle for the price, comfortable and not too big I have a smaller face so it does not look enormous like some of the other names do. It has good visabilty depending on what lenses you get. I will most likely by another lens when its xtra brite out.
Hey David,
Any of the mirror lens will be great for a sunny day.
By: Josh Chapman
November 24, 2010
What's the difference between the the Sol X mirror &
What's the difference between the the Sol X mirror & the Sensor mirror?
By: RubiRedd1106855
November 21, 2010
The Sol X mirror is meant for riding on bright days. It helps protect your eyes from the sun. The Sensor mirror is meant for low-light conditions. It provides better vision on a cloudy day.
By: jer4156178
November 29, 2010
Change me.
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