The I/O was one of the first (THE first?) interchangeable lens systems on the market, and you get all of the qualities you’d expect from a Smith product in these goggles.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Medium fit
• Two mirrored lenses included
• Wide silicone backed strap for no helmet slip

SPY just keeps stepping up their game. The Doom goggle features Lock Steady, an incredibly easy and quick system for changing your lenses.

SPY Doom six second lens change at SIA 2014. Vine by Mitch Kline.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Quick, easy lens swapping with Lock Steady
• Free mirrored lens
• Triple layer face foam

While Dye might be a new name in the snow market, they’re no strangers to high quality goggles, making some of the finest goggles available to paintball enthusiasts. I have a pair of CLKs, and love the fit and optics of these snow goggles.

Dye CLK lens change in six seconds at SIA 2013. Vine by Mitch Kline.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Three lenses included
• High optical quality in an oversized spherical lens
• Very comfortable

From $250 | dyesnow.com

Boulder, Colorado based Zeal Optics knows polarized, and the Voyager, with equipped with Zeal’s Automatic photochromatic lens that adjusts to light conditions is a great option if you’re looking for something to fit a smaller face and you frequently ride in variable light condition.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Great for smaller faces
• Polarized Automatic lens adjusts to light conditions
• Comes with a bonus Sky Blue Mirror low-light lens

Electric’s oversized frameless EG3 goggle is a thing of beauty. Their unique SEAL system provides quick, easy, and secure lens swapping. Style, fit, and optics are second to none with the oversized EG3.

EG3 lens swap in six seconds at SIA 2014. Vine by Mitch Kline.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Oversized lens
• 14 Lens/Frame/Strap colors combinations
• Free Bonus Lens Included