Smith Optics Snow Goggles M00764 Squad S Goggles
Smith Optics Snow Goggles M00764 Squad S Goggles
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The Smith Squad S snow goggles bring the proven performance of the Squad family to riders with smaller faces. Built around a semi-rimless frame and an oversized cylindrical lens, these goggles deliver a wide field of view and sharp optics in a compact package that fits women, youth, and adults who've struggled with standard-size goggles slipping down their face.

ChromaPop Lens Technology for Enhanced Vision

Smith's ChromaPop lens technology is the standout feature here. Unlike standard lenses that let overlapping wavelengths muddy your view, ChromaPop filters out the specific crossovers between blue/green and red/green light. The result is enhanced contrast and natural color that makes every wind lip, mogul, and tree line pop with definition. Whether you're navigating flat light or bright sun, the Squad S lenses help you read the terrain with confidence. Many variants include a bonus lens, giving you coverage for both bright and low-light conditions right out of the box.

The cylindrical Carbonic-x lens provides clarity and impact resistance, while the Fog-X anti-fog inner coating keeps your view clear even when you're working hard. Built-in Airflow lens vents and Smith's Responsive Fit frame—which flexes to match the contours of your face—work together to maximize ventilation and minimize fogging.

Small Fit That Actually Fits

The "S" designation isn't just marketing. The Squad S is purpose-built for smaller facial dimensions. Reviewers with petite features consistently note that these goggles stay put without pressure on the nose bridge or cheekbones—a common complaint with oversized models. The ultra-wide, silicone-backed strap keeps the goggles secure on your helmet, and the two-layer DriWix face foam wicks moisture while providing a comfortable seal.

The Squad S integrates seamlessly with Smith helmets through the AirEvac ventilation system, but it also pairs well with other brands. The frame's low profile and flexible construction mean it fits comfortably under most helmet visors without creating a gap at the forehead.

Value and Versatility

At this price point, the Squad S punches above its weight. You get premium ChromaPop optics, a proven anti-fog system, and a frame that's built to last—all for significantly less than Smith's MAG-equipped models. The lens-change system is traditional (no magnets), which means swapping lenses takes a bit more effort, but the trade-off is a lower price and a simpler, more durable frame design. For riders who don't swap lenses mid-day, it's a smart compromise.

The Squad S is a solid choice for anyone who needs a smaller goggle that doesn't sacrifice performance. It's equally at home on groomers, in the park, or navigating backcountry lines—as long as it fits your face, it'll handle whatever conditions you throw at it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size face does the Smith Squad S fit?

The Squad S is designed specifically for smaller faces, including women, youth riders, and adults with petite facial features. It's smaller than the standard Squad (medium fit) and Squad XL (large fit). If standard goggles tend to slip down your face or put pressure on your nose, the Squad S is likely a better fit.

What is Smith ChromaPop lens technology?

ChromaPop is Smith's proprietary lens technology that filters out specific wavelengths of light where blue/green and red/green colors overlap. This filtering gives you greater definition, more natural color, and enhanced contrast, making it easier to see terrain features, snow texture, and trail conditions in all light.

Does the Squad S come with two lenses?

Yes, most Squad S variants include a bonus lens. Typically, you'll get a ChromaPop lens for bright or everyday conditions installed, plus a clear or low-light lens as a bonus. This gives you coverage for varying light conditions without buying additional lenses.

How does the Squad S compare to the Squad MAG?

The Squad S and Squad MAG share similar frame designs and ChromaPop optics, but the MAG adds a magnetic lens-change system with six magnetic contact points and two locking levers for quick swaps. The Squad S uses a traditional lens-change system and costs significantly less. If you don't change lenses often, the Squad S offers excellent value.

Are the Squad S goggles good for preventing fog?

Yes, the Squad S features Fog-X anti-fog inner lens coating, built-in Airflow lens vents, and two-layer DriWix face foam that wicks moisture. Reviewers consistently report fog-free performance even in challenging conditions. The Responsive Fit frame also helps maintain airflow around the lens.

Can I use the Squad S with prescription inserts?

Yes, the Squad S is compatible with Smith's prescription adapter system. The adapter snaps in behind the front lens and can accommodate prescriptions from +6.00 to -8.00 total power (sphere plus cylinder). This allows you to use the goggles with your prescription without compromising the wide field of view.

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How the Smith Optics Snow Goggles M00764 Squad S Goggles stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.

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Squad S vs. Standard Squad vs. Premium Small-Fit Options

The Smith Squad S sits in a sweet spot for riders with smaller faces who want proven performance without premium pricing. Here's how it stacks up against its closest competitors in our catalog.

Squad S vs. Squad (Standard Fit)

The standard Squad shares the same semi-rimless design, ChromaPop lens technology, and Fog-X anti-fog system as the Squad S—the only real difference is the frame size. If you have a medium to large face, the standard Squad gives you a slightly wider field of view and more frame/lens color options. But if standard goggles slip down your face or create pressure on your nose bridge, the Squad S is the better choice. Both models offer excellent value and the same optical performance; it's purely a fit decision.

Squad S vs. I/O MAG S

The I/O MAG S is Smith's premium small-fit goggle, and it shows. You get a magnetic lens-change system that makes swapping lenses effortless, a spherical lens (instead of cylindrical) for slightly better peripheral optics, and 5X anti-fog treatment. The I/O MAG S also has three-layer face foam versus the Squad S's two-layer foam. The trade-off? The I/O MAG S costs $270-305, nearly double the Squad S price. If you change lenses frequently or want the best possible optics, the upgrade is worth it. But for most riders, the Squad S delivers 90% of the performance at half the cost.

Squad S vs. 4D MAG S

The 4D MAG S is Smith's flagship small-fit goggle, featuring BirdsEye Vision technology that increases your field of view by 25% and a curved lens at the base for better downward visibility. It's an impressive piece of tech, but it's also $340-405—nearly three times the Squad S price. Unless you're a serious backcountry rider or someone who demands the absolute widest field of view, the 4D MAG S is overkill. The Squad S gives you the same ChromaPop clarity and fog-free performance in a simpler, lighter, more affordable package.

Our Recommendation

For most riders with smaller faces, the Squad S is the smart buy. It fits well, performs reliably, and costs less than half what you'd pay for the MAG-equipped models. Save the extra money for a second lens or a season pass. If you're a lens-swapping enthusiast or need the absolute best optics, step up to the I/O MAG S. But for value, versatility, and proven performance, the Squad S is hard to beat.

At a Glance

Smith Squad Goggles (Standard Fit)

Pros:

  • Larger frame for medium to large faces
  • Same ChromaPop lens technology
  • Slightly wider field of view
  • More frame color and lens options available

Cons:

  • Too large for smaller faces—may slip or create pressure points
  • Heavier and bulkier feel
  • Not ideal for women or youth with petite features

Smith I/O MAG S Goggles

Pros:

  • Magnetic MAG lens-change system for quick swaps
  • Spherical lens (vs. cylindrical) for slightly better optics
  • 5X anti-fog treatment (vs. Fog-X)
  • Premium three-layer face foam

Cons:

  • Significantly more expensive ($270+ vs. $120-155)
  • Heavier and bulkier on the face
  • Overkill if you don't change lenses frequently

Smith 4D MAG S Goggles

Pros:

  • BirdsEye Vision increases field of view by 25%
  • Curved lens at the base for better downward visibility
  • Magnetic MAG lens-change system
  • Premium ChromaPop optics and anti-fog

Cons:

  • Premium price ($340+)—nearly 3x the Squad S cost
  • More complex lens design can trap moisture in wet conditions
  • Heavier and more features than many riders need

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