The Smith Stance goggle is a strong goggle that won’t let you down in the clutch. Trying to live in the shadow of the I/O and I/OS goggles the Stance goggle has silently been the people’s favorite. From the pros to the local Joe Schmo who shreds at the resort, the Smith Stance goggle never dissapoints, fits well with maze helmet, refined styling, a broad range of vision, and a lot of colors to choose from.

Go huge under the lift in the Smith Stance Goggles. The Stance’s impact-and-scratch-resistant Carbonic-X lenses will help you keep your landing in sight, so you don’t embarrass yourself before the après-ride meat market. Even if things get a little steamy later, the Stance’s adjustable Regulator air flow system will keep your vision clear –well, as clear as it can be after four pitchers.

Eco-friendly Evolve series utilizes 53% bio-based Rislan frame material, FSC certified packaging, a coconut fiber bag, and a water-based lens coating

Bottom Line: For moments of clarity.

Reviews –

Less expensive but work great

By: 1gear
January 19, 2012

I like using my Stance goggles in the backcountry. Less expensive and function great. I don’t have to worry about as much about loosing them and they crush easily into my pack. Not something I want to do with the I/O goggle. I have the Green Sol X mirror lense and I like it for super sunny days as it is a very dark lense. Having the yellow is perfect for low light conditions and it gives a trippy color changing effect.

Sweet Goggles for surely!

By: Paul Mandell
December 27, 2010

Ive been using these for a few weeks now and Im loving them so far. They fit well, and match perfectly with my Smith Hustle helmet (go figure). Did I mention they’re comfy, stylish AND functional? The little snapy-hooky feature at the back of the strap is ridiculously useful and not at all uncomfortable on the back of your head. The lenses have this nifty vent system which works really well for keeping them fog-free and paired with the airflow systems incorporated into Smith’s helmets, it works swimmingly. You get two lenses with these goggles; a yellow one for cloudy-type days and whichever lens your goggle comes with. I ended up getting the sensor mirror lens which is great for most conditions, but I do need to address the issue of not being able to see a damn thing when it starts to get cloudy. I feel like Smith would be better off including a rose lens rather than yellow, since you can see shit when the weather turns through either lens. But hey, I have an old pair of electrics with a rockin’ rose lens and they get the job done for those kinds of days.
Definitely look into getting a pair of these. The price is right too!

Fog free masters!

By: Javas
May 9, 2011

All the Smith goggles have very good ventilation to keep them fog free. The one factor however , with all goggles, is to make sure they dry out all the way before you store them away for the night. This will insure that you stay fog free through out the day.

By: Andrew Duke Grewe

keep the vents open and air flowing through them you shouldn’t have a problem. If you are one of those unlucky souls who seems to have a foggy goggles all the time, throw down the cash for a turbo fan google.

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