Collection: Replacement Lenses for Snow Goggles

To change Smith Optics goggle replacement lenses, gently lift the frame at the notches or release the lens-locking mechanism if your model has one. Carefully remove the old lens, then align the new lens with the frame so it sits securely around the edges.

Full instructions and videos for changing Smith Optics goggle replacement lenses can be found here.

Choose a replacement lens based on the light conditions you're riding in. Lower VLT (visible light transmission) lenses are darker and work best on bright, sunny days, while higher VLT lenses let in more light and work better on overcast or flat-light days. Smith Optics groups its lenses into Sun, Everyday, and Storm categories to match, plus PhotoChromic options that automatically adjust to changing light throughout the day.

Foggy lenses usually come from warm, moist air getting trapped with nowhere to go, so the fix starts with airflow. Keep vents clear, and avoid pushing your goggles up onto your forehead between runs, since that traps warm air against the foam. If lenses do fog or get wet inside, let them air dry lens-side up rather than wiping them.