All the tech of the standard 4D MAG, but made to fit lower nose bridges like a dream—no slipping, no pressure points, no goggle gap. Basically, the future actually fits your face now.
All the tech of the standard 4D MAG, but made to fit lower nose bridges like a dream—no slipping, no pressure points, no goggle gap. Basically, the future actually fits your face now.
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last seen 10 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Smith 4D Mag Low Bridge Fit Midnight Navy + ChromaPop Sun Platinum Mirror + ChromaPop Storm Yellow Flash was $499.99 at Larry Adler Ski & Outdoor (last seen 10 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $367.99 on 23 Feb 2026.
Prices last updated 10 May 2026.
Smith 4D Mag Low Bridge Fit Midnight Navy + ChromaPop Sun Platinum Mirror + ChromaPop Storm Yellow Flash
All the tech of the standard 4D MAG, but made to fit lower nose bridges like a dream—no slipping, no pressure points, no goggle gap. Basically, the future actually fits your face now.
All the tech of the standard 4D MAG, but made to fit lower nose bridges like a dream—no slipping, no pressure points, no goggle gap. Basically, the future actually fits your face now.
Last updated at 10/05/2026 23:02:47
Smith 4D MAG Low Bridge Fit Midnight Navy + ChromaPop Sun Platinum Mirror + ChromaPop Storm Yellow Flash
Delivery $15
originally posted on backcountry.com
I finally went all out on my goggle purchase this time. Usually it's bargain bin, but I'm tired of goggles not performing well. These are really amazing! Really wide view and compared to the Mag I/O, a lot more visibility looking down. However, that visibility does include a bit of lens distortion, so not perfect. The Chromapop everyday red lens is incredible! Handles bright and flat light really well. The lens change is crazy easy when you're not wearing the goggles. With the frames on, lenses come off easily, but I found it's almost impossible to get a new lens back on, as the frame changes shape on your face (I'd say that's a good thing). Mine came with the blue sensor lens for flat light. It's okay. Not as overall impressive as the everyday red lens but worth ... MoreI finally went all out on my goggle purchase this time. Usually it's bargain bin, but I'm tired of goggles not performing well. These are really amazing! Really wide view and compared to the Mag I/O, a lot more visibility looking down. However, that visibility does include a bit of lens distortion, so not perfect. The Chromapop everyday red lens is incredible! Handles bright and flat light really well. The lens change is crazy easy when you're not wearing the goggles. With the frames on, lenses come off easily, but I found it's almost impossible to get a new lens back on, as the frame changes shape on your face (I'd say that's a good thing). Mine came with the blue sensor lens for flat light. It's okay. Not as overall impressive as the everyday red lens but worth using in flat light. This is the only reason I'm giving 4 stars - I don't understand why Smith doesn't allow you to pick and choose the lenses you want with the frames you want? I'd much rather have the yellow lens than the blue sensor. Also, why won't Backcountry list the bonus lens color!? Smith has it on their website! Still, very happy with my purchase!
originally posted on evogear.com
I have been snowboarding for 25 years.I purchased my first pair of 4D Mags in 2019 in the everyday violet / storm rose lenses colors.These are the best goggles I've ever worn.Every other pair of goggles feels like you're looking through a tunnel or porthole.Not these, the field of view with the 4d mag is second to none.The Chromapop lense tech is awesome for contrasting different conditions and the lenses are durable enough to survive 4 seasons of tree runs with small branches smacking you in the face with very minimal scratches or wear unlike other goggle I've owned before (see picture)Just picked up my 2nd pair from Evo because they are on sale and I've always wanted the sun green mirror lenses!You won't regret these!
originally posted on smithoptics.com
This is a fine product. It has mag lenses, it has fog resistance, it has a headband which detaches, but it is expensive. And it's not expensive because it's better, it's expensive because it's over-engineered. the lenses them self need plastic lined around them to hold their shape which makes then lenses expensive, while other brands only have the magnets. There is a whole mechanism to detach the lenses which drives up the complexity of the glasses, and makes it more difficult to remove and replace the lenses. The band's detachment mechanism - while good - is also in the wrong place, which makes keeping it under my helmet's latch difficult. My 60$ pair of Outdoor Master performed almost the same. an additional $300 gets you marginally more field of view, more ... MoreThis is a fine product. It has mag lenses, it has fog resistance, it has a headband which detaches, but it is expensive. And it's not expensive because it's better, it's expensive because it's over-engineered. the lenses them self need plastic lined around them to hold their shape which makes then lenses expensive, while other brands only have the magnets. There is a whole mechanism to detach the lenses which drives up the complexity of the glasses, and makes it more difficult to remove and replace the lenses. The band's detachment mechanism - while good - is also in the wrong place, which makes keeping it under my helmet's latch difficult. My 60$ pair of Outdoor Master performed almost the same. an additional $300 gets you marginally more field of view, more expensive replacement lenses, and a proud feeling that you're sporting name brand goggles.
Smith 4D MAG Low Bridge Fit Midnight Navy + ChromaPop Sun Platinum Mirror + ChromaPop Storm Yellow Flash
Delivery $15
I finally went all out on my goggle purchase this time. Usually it's bargain bin, but I'm tired of goggles not performing well. These are really amazing! Really wide view and compared to the Mag I/O, a lot more visibility looking down. However, that visibility does include a bit of lens distortion, so not perfect. The Chromapop everyday red lens is incredible! Handles bright and flat light really well. The lens change is crazy easy when you're not wearing the goggles. With the frames on, lenses come off easily, but I found it's almost impossible to get a new lens back on, as the frame changes shape on your face (I'd say that's a good thing). Mine came with the blue sensor lens for flat light. It's okay. Not as overall impressive as the everyday red lens but worth ... MoreI finally went all out on my goggle purchase this time. Usually it's bargain bin, but I'm tired of goggles not performing well. These are really amazing! Really wide view and compared to the Mag I/O, a lot more visibility looking down. However, that visibility does include a bit of lens distortion, so not perfect. The Chromapop everyday red lens is incredible! Handles bright and flat light really well. The lens change is crazy easy when you're not wearing the goggles. With the frames on, lenses come off easily, but I found it's almost impossible to get a new lens back on, as the frame changes shape on your face (I'd say that's a good thing). Mine came with the blue sensor lens for flat light. It's okay. Not as overall impressive as the everyday red lens but worth using in flat light. This is the only reason I'm giving 4 stars - I don't understand why Smith doesn't allow you to pick and choose the lenses you want with the frames you want? I'd much rather have the yellow lens than the blue sensor. Also, why won't Backcountry list the bonus lens color!? Smith has it on their website! Still, very happy with my purchase!
I have been snowboarding for 25 years.I purchased my first pair of 4D Mags in 2019 in the everyday violet / storm rose lenses colors.These are the best goggles I've ever worn.Every other pair of goggles feels like you're looking through a tunnel or porthole.Not these, the field of view with the 4d mag is second to none.The Chromapop lense tech is awesome for contrasting different conditions and the lenses are durable enough to survive 4 seasons of tree runs with small branches smacking you in the face with very minimal scratches or wear unlike other goggle I've owned before (see picture)Just picked up my 2nd pair from Evo because they are on sale and I've always wanted the sun green mirror lenses!You won't regret these!
This is a fine product. It has mag lenses, it has fog resistance, it has a headband which detaches, but it is expensive. And it's not expensive because it's better, it's expensive because it's over-engineered. the lenses them self need plastic lined around them to hold their shape which makes then lenses expensive, while other brands only have the magnets. There is a whole mechanism to detach the lenses which drives up the complexity of the glasses, and makes it more difficult to remove and replace the lenses. The band's detachment mechanism - while good - is also in the wrong place, which makes keeping it under my helmet's latch difficult. My 60$ pair of Outdoor Master performed almost the same. an additional $300 gets you marginally more field of view, more ... MoreThis is a fine product. It has mag lenses, it has fog resistance, it has a headband which detaches, but it is expensive. And it's not expensive because it's better, it's expensive because it's over-engineered. the lenses them self need plastic lined around them to hold their shape which makes then lenses expensive, while other brands only have the magnets. There is a whole mechanism to detach the lenses which drives up the complexity of the glasses, and makes it more difficult to remove and replace the lenses. The band's detachment mechanism - while good - is also in the wrong place, which makes keeping it under my helmet's latch difficult. My 60$ pair of Outdoor Master performed almost the same. an additional $300 gets you marginally more field of view, more expensive replacement lenses, and a proud feeling that you're sporting name brand goggles.
I like this goggle very much. I’ve been using it with a prescription lens insert from SportRx with an anti-fog coating. Before getting the goggle and insert I couldn’t find much online about using them together, so I thought I would share what I have found using them in combination.One of the best things about the 4D Mag is you get an exceptionally large field of view without the lens growing to an enormous size. And besides the much improved downward “Birds Eye” vision, it’s also worth noting this goggle also has much less visual obstruction around and over the nose. [In the Smith I/O Mag for example, one eye or the other is often blocked by the goggle frame over the nose. In the 4D mag much more of the FOV is fully visible with both eyes.]I don’t have a very ... MoreI like this goggle very much. I’ve been using it with a prescription lens insert from SportRx with an anti-fog coating. Before getting the goggle and insert I couldn’t find much online about using them together, so I thought I would share what I have found using them in combination.One of the best things about the 4D Mag is you get an exceptionally large field of view without the lens growing to an enormous size. And besides the much improved downward “Birds Eye” vision, it’s also worth noting this goggle also has much less visual obstruction around and over the nose. [In the Smith I/O Mag for example, one eye or the other is often blocked by the goggle frame over the nose. In the 4D mag much more of the FOV is fully visible with both eyes.]I don’t have a very strong prescription so I was able to have my insert made using the larger of the two size inserts that SportRx offers for the 4D Mag. The internal name they use for this larger insert is “Sugar Bear”. As you can see from the photo this insert corrects the vision for a remarkably wide field of view including nearly all of the hyped downward direction. And I have found it is really nice having the improved FOV -easier to check pack straps, pockets, and other gear, less tunnel vision, and better situational awareness on the slopes.The goggle has no air vents on the underside where the Birds Eye vision feature is and near the nose where exhaled breath can enter. This is a good feature in my view. And has a larger than typical area of venting along the top. That may make fog-free performance more dependent on using the goggle with a helmet with a brim (like the Smith Vantage or similar) that both shields the top vents from snow and also is designed to pull air out of the top vents. Perhaps using the goggle without such a helmet brim design accounts for a few users reporting fogging issues. Used with a Vantage helmet I haven’t encountered any fogging issues whatsoever for either goggle or insert. Even when snowing heavily while in up-in-the-clouds high humidity conditions, and running hot from exerting and being over-dressed. Pretty remarkable anti-fog performance in my opinion. Though I haven’t had the chance to test the combo yet in the most extreme high humidity, rainy conditions we often get here in Tahoe at the start of a storm. Conditions that only the no longer available TurboFan goggles have been able to keep me fog-free in the past.
I've had these goggles for two seasons now. Generally they have performed well. They fit well with my Smith helmet an lenses are easy to change. However a major flaw revealed itself recently. I was skiing in a wet snow storm. The snow would melt pretty quickly as it landed on you. The snow hitting the goggles worked it's way between the inner and outer lenses, pooling at the bottom of the lens and soon fogging up. I stopped to clear the lens several times but the same thing kept happening. They perform well in colder conditions but for the price of these goggles I expected better. For this reason I cannot recommend them.
The standard fit in these left too much air gap in the nose/bridge area. Also, purchased the Low-bridge model resulting in a far better fit. I have a medium size face with high cheek bones. The first standard-fit pair was Everyday Rose-gold. The reflections and visual distortions were far too distracting. The low-bridge fit with Sun Platinum lens had less reflection and about the same visual distortions a bit out toward the edge of center. Visual distortion at the bottom was greatest, yet that was not so much of a concern since that is not where my vision would largely be focused.I’ve experienced 3 collisions in last 5 years with other snowboarders/skiers running into me. Two were pretty bad. Having skied for 40+ years and at a level of advanced/expert. I can ... MoreThe standard fit in these left too much air gap in the nose/bridge area. Also, purchased the Low-bridge model resulting in a far better fit. I have a medium size face with high cheek bones. The first standard-fit pair was Everyday Rose-gold. The reflections and visual distortions were far too distracting. The low-bridge fit with Sun Platinum lens had less reflection and about the same visual distortions a bit out toward the edge of center. Visual distortion at the bottom was greatest, yet that was not so much of a concern since that is not where my vision would largely be focused.I’ve experienced 3 collisions in last 5 years with other snowboarders/skiers running into me. Two were pretty bad. Having skied for 40+ years and at a level of advanced/expert. I can maneuver quickly on a dime fully in control. What changed in the last 5 years was that I started wearing goggles and a loss of vast peripheral vision. I’m certain all those collisions could have been avoided had I not been wearing goggles. In fact, on crowded days/runs I would simply slide them up on my helmet and settle for wind blast. In the past, always wore typical sun glasses except for those snowy days. I moved to the 4D MAG from Scott LCG goggles, which BTW loved everything about them except the substantial loss of peripheral sight. The 4d MAG in that regard was phenomenally better.Moving on… thought I’d give the full-wrap Smith Flywheel sunglasses a try… Wow! Full peripheral site restored with substantial wind block! The Chromapop Sun Platinum lens is superb and no distortion that I could detect and reflections barely detectable. They are now my go-to eyewear for skiing.For $300+ goggles I would expect the 4D MAG goggles to incorporate far better quality lenses. I’m on the fence with these and will likely return them. Hopefully, Smith will take notice and improve upon future iterations.
I loved the look of this goggle and they work great when you are just riding groomers but on powder days it is terrible!! Everytime time I do a big turn and get a face shot of powder, the snow gets in between the lens. Then shortly after all that moisture will cause fogging and start to freeze. Once that happens I have to wipe my goggles at the top of every run. Terrible situation. They gave me my money back but I don't know what else to get. People with the i/o are having the same problem. The reason there's not more negative reviews is that most people wear these goggles on a non powder day and think they are great goggles (which they are in those specific conditions haha) But if they were getting face shots they would quickly realize this item is garbage.
These googles look and feel absolutely amazing. I had a couple major issues though. The first is that they are not fog proof. When pulling my neck warmer up over my nose the googles immediately fogged up, although it did dissipate fast. Due to this I bought some anti-fogging stuff to put on them. This immediately scratched the lenses to the point I couldn't see. I applied it with microfiber cloth and it scratched then to where it was difficult to see. I know this could partly be due to the anti-fog stuff I applied, but I was surprised at how easily the lenses scratched. For the price, which I paid $329, I would expect these to hold up with some anti-fog. I am extremely disappointed in the craftsmanship of the lense. As dissatisfied as I am and having paid a LOT of ... MoreThese googles look and feel absolutely amazing. I had a couple major issues though. The first is that they are not fog proof. When pulling my neck warmer up over my nose the googles immediately fogged up, although it did dissipate fast. Due to this I bought some anti-fogging stuff to put on them. This immediately scratched the lenses to the point I couldn't see. I applied it with microfiber cloth and it scratched then to where it was difficult to see. I know this could partly be due to the anti-fog stuff I applied, but I was surprised at how easily the lenses scratched. For the price, which I paid $329, I would expect these to hold up with some anti-fog. I am extremely disappointed in the craftsmanship of the lense. As dissatisfied as I am and having paid a LOT of money, I decided I'm already invested so I might as well buy a replacement lense. The once that got scratched was the nighttime lense and with red one makes it hard to see at night. However, I could not find a replacement lense for the life of me. Every single website is sold out. Smith is sold out, I have been looking for 6 months and they're still sold out. The season is over and I'm really hoping someone gets it back in stock for next year. Also the Smith customer service is terrible. I emailed twice in hopes I could RMA them and never heard back. My advice of you want these is buy from a store with good customer service is the event you need help with something.
How can Smith get it so right? And also so completely wrong? The lens, technology and field of view are unmatched. I can honestly say that compared to any goggle I’ve owned or tried on that these are as close to wearing no goggle as possible. But the nose bridge design and shape is so terrible. The regular 4D mag Nose bridge just doesn’t fit in any position leaving on either side or hard plastic against the top of your nose. Even basic goggles get this right. Yes you can get the bridge version of these goggles and solve this problem but You will get a significantly smaller lens which affects the field of view. I’ve managed to find a position and strap tightness that I can live with the nose bridge but Smith please take a look at competitors Giro and just steal their ... MoreHow can Smith get it so right? And also so completely wrong? The lens, technology and field of view are unmatched. I can honestly say that compared to any goggle I’ve owned or tried on that these are as close to wearing no goggle as possible. But the nose bridge design and shape is so terrible. The regular 4D mag Nose bridge just doesn’t fit in any position leaving on either side or hard plastic against the top of your nose. Even basic goggles get this right. Yes you can get the bridge version of these goggles and solve this problem but You will get a significantly smaller lens which affects the field of view. I’ve managed to find a position and strap tightness that I can live with the nose bridge but Smith please take a look at competitors Giro and just steal their beautiful simple foam design. The foam and shape on these goggles is equivalent to a pair from Walmart. But the optics are so good. I’m willing to live with it.
I wanted to love these but first day out so much wind blew through these that they left me with super dry, red eyes. I was due for a helmet upgrade, so found a Giro Envi (love) that actually fit my small head at a local ski shop. This helped with about 90% of the problem. I don't see a gap anywhere between the goggles and my face, but am told by the on mountain shop that that is likely the issue and that unless the 4D fits a person perfectly, they will not be a good goggle for that person. My hope is that after wearing for a while, the foam on the goggles will form better to my face, since these are not returnable and I have a hard time dropping this much money for an item that can't be used (they don't work for my kiddo either). The second issue is that if one is ... MoreI wanted to love these but first day out so much wind blew through these that they left me with super dry, red eyes. I was due for a helmet upgrade, so found a Giro Envi (love) that actually fit my small head at a local ski shop. This helped with about 90% of the problem. I don't see a gap anywhere between the goggles and my face, but am told by the on mountain shop that that is likely the issue and that unless the 4D fits a person perfectly, they will not be a good goggle for that person. My hope is that after wearing for a while, the foam on the goggles will form better to my face, since these are not returnable and I have a hard time dropping this much money for an item that can't be used (they don't work for my kiddo either). The second issue is that if one is prone to vertigo, they may not like these. The bottom of the lens curves down and around creating a blurry fishbowl effect if one looks down with their eyes. I tend to tilt my head down out of habit since most goggles don't have that lower field of vision anyway, so it doesn't really bother me. However, it was pretty noticeable that first day when putting on my boots. I tried on several pairs of goggles on the mountain, and the Smith Squad seem to fit me well and integrate nicely with my new helmet. If these end up never confirming to my face (the lens on them is a lot stiffer than many goggles requiring a more precise fit out of the gate), the Squad will be my next purchase.
