Smith IO7 Lenses

Chromopop Storm Yellow
From Anonymous of Kalispell , Montana on 2/11/2018.

When I used to wear Oakley, I loved the "Hi Viz Yellow" but Smith didn't have anything close. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the Storm series in yellow and it performs perfectly! I highly recommend this lens for super thick, snowy, cloudy days where the clear is still to bright. Shipping was fast in a perfectly sized box

Clear
From Anonymous of Kalispell , Montana on 2/11/2018.

You can't have an I/O goggle without the clear lens. Great for night riding, sledding, or just trying to clear your driveway after a long day of work. Quality is top notch, fast shipping, and packed perfectly.

Blue Sensor Mirror Lens
From John Logan of North Salt Lake, Utah on 2/21/2017.

Had been using the photochromic lens and found it hard to see in the low light days we have had this year. Am switching to blue mirror sensor for dull days and will wear sunglasses under goggles on bright days. Give much more range of light and dark. Pro-lens has a great site with excellent descriptions of the various lenses, shipped quickly and has a reasonable price.

blue sensor mirror
From Anonymous of New York City, New York on 1/30/2017.

Great lens and great company to get it from.

Chromapop Storm
From John of Canberra, Australia on 1/10/2017.

Best low light goggles I have used. Good definition.

Smith I07 Photochromic Red Sensor Lens
From Tom Hawkins of Melbourne, Australia on 3/22/2016.

Generally pleased with performance of this lens and happy with prompt service by Pro Lens.

Smith IO/7 clear (night)
From Steve Lamotte of Rogers, Minnesota on 2/4/2015.

Awesome goggles, awesome lens that are very easy to change. These googles fit my POC helmet very well. Highly recommended!

Photochromic Red Sensor
From Kjell of Oslo, Norway on 1/19/2015.

Brilliant lens!
It is light enough for cloudy, dusk conditions, and gets dark enough for a lot of sun. It provides a great deal of contrast, so visibility is still good in low-light conditions. It is almost as good as a Blue Sensor lens for bad conditions, and almost as dark as a Red Sol-X. But not quite, so for situations of fog/snow and very sunny high altitude days I might switch to one of the two others for maximum performance. Or not bother, since the versatility of the Photochromic is outstanding. It is the lens of choice if you don't bother switching lenses.