skinnyfootskis
Angel Diva
I love my Smith virtue, but it's too hard for me to change the lens. I just got a great deal on giro eave. I will let you know how their storm lens is....
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Question: The unicorn of skiing - a goggle for flat light. Does it exist?
- Thread starter Mermimi
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skinnyfootskis
Angel Diva
Ok, skied Killington yesterday and I switched out to a low light lens on my new Giro Eave goggles. Super easy and about 2 seconds to change. I had some moisture at the top of the lens, and some fogging if I pulled up my neck gator on the lifts. Like my Smiths better except these Giro do have a much larger view/google.
Cantabrigienne
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I have Smith Virtues as well & my latest trick is to blast the frame with a hairdryer for a minute before popping in new lenses - it softens up it up enough that it gets easier to put the new lenses in. No doubt this is shortening the life of my goggles but so does getting my fingers all over the lenses as I grapple with them and try to get that finicky rubber rim onto the little slots.
Once again, Smith Optics comes through with absolutely superior customer service. They are sending out a new clip for the strap, but in case it doesn't work, they also offered to send me a new frame. No charge.
Good Customer Service MUST be acknowledged.
Jenny
Angel Diva
I agree. That's wonderful.
