The Squad XL is Smith's largest cylindrical goggle. The massive cylindrical lens is made from molded carbonic-x material so it's tough, but still has Fog-X technology and ChromaPop lens innovation for crystal clear vision. The oversized semi-rimless frame is matched with a new and larger strap complete with a fully integrated strap connection point that delivers the function you need without extra moving parts. Essential technology and maxed-out size is ideal for the best days of riding.
The Squad XL is Smith's largest cylindrical goggle. The massive cylindrical lens is made from molded carbonic-x material so it's tough, but still has Fog-X technology and ChromaPop lens innovation for crystal clear vision. The oversized semi-rimless frame is matched with a new and larger strap complete with a fully integrated strap connection point that delivers the function you need without extra moving parts. Essential technology and maxed-out size is ideal for the best days of riding.
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last seen 10 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Squad XL Low Bridge Goggle Midnight Slash - ChromaPop Sun Red Mirror was $183.96 at Inski, compared across 3 retailers (last seen 10 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $180.00 on 21 Oct 2024.
Prices last updated 10 May 2026.
Squad XL Low Bridge Goggle Midnight Slash - ChromaPop Sun Red Mirror
The Squad XL is Smith's largest cylindrical goggle. The massive cylindrical lens is made from molded carbonic-x material so it's tough, but still has Fog-X technology and ChromaPop lens innovation for crystal clear vision. The oversized semi-rimless frame is matched with a new and larger strap complete with a fully integrated strap connection point that delivers the function you need without extra moving parts. Essential technology and maxed-out size is ideal for the best days of riding.
The Squad XL is Smith's largest cylindrical goggle. The massive cylindrical lens is made from molded carbonic-x material so it's tough, but still has Fog-X technology and ChromaPop lens innovation for crystal clear vision. The oversized semi-rimless frame is matched with a new and larger strap complete with a fully integrated strap connection point that delivers the function you need without extra moving parts. Essential technology and maxed-out size is ideal for the best days of riding.
Last updated at 10/05/2026 09:22:33
SMITH SQUAD XL LOW BRIDGE Midnight Slash / CP Sun Red Mirror / CP Storm Rose Flash
Delivery $15
Smith Squad XL Low Bridge Fit Goggle - Midnight Slash/ChromaPop Sun Red Mirror/Storm Rose Flash
Smith Squad XL Low Bridge Fit Midnight Slash + ChromaPop Sun Red Mirror + ChromaPop Storm Rose Flash
Delivery $15
originally posted on evogear.com
Solid pair of goggles, day 1 of wearing them and got multiple compliments.Chromapop really makes the difference with shadows and terrain changes. Low light lens also is top notch!I'm a sweaty dude and haven't had a problem with fogging up. Visibility is 10/10.
originally posted on evogear.com
Some solid goggles, decent lens, but not top of the line compared to the Smith 4D or Anon M2 or M4.I didn't really like the fit. It was bulky in places but left a large gap by the nose bridge. The goggles as a whole bulge out more than others, including the Smith 4D Mag.Lens swap is a big tricky. I had to take off the goggles and press the tab under the strap, by the side of the lens. Also the lens didn't provide any color contrasting, polarization, or photochromatic adjustment. It felt like it was just tinting everything red (or what we color lens you get). The Smith 4D or Anon M2 perceive lens had much more noticeable color contrasting and bright light shielding.
originally posted on evogear.com
Cant go wrong with these if you have a bigger head. I have 2 sets. The blue frame and strap and the DDC collab versions. Both came with a dark and low light lense. They fit well with my giro helmet and the blues match my union bindings and volcom pants.Replacement lenses are fairly priced on the smith website.Dont wipe the inside of your goggles when their wet. It messes the anti-fog up.
SMITH SQUAD XL LOW BRIDGE Midnight Slash / CP Sun Red Mirror / CP Storm Rose Flash
Delivery $15
Smith Squad XL Low Bridge Fit Goggle - Midnight Slash/ChromaPop Sun Red Mirror/Storm Rose Flash
Smith Squad XL Low Bridge Fit Midnight Slash + ChromaPop Sun Red Mirror + ChromaPop Storm Rose Flash
Delivery $15
Solid pair of goggles, day 1 of wearing them and got multiple compliments.Chromapop really makes the difference with shadows and terrain changes. Low light lens also is top notch!I'm a sweaty dude and haven't had a problem with fogging up. Visibility is 10/10.
Some solid goggles, decent lens, but not top of the line compared to the Smith 4D or Anon M2 or M4.I didn't really like the fit. It was bulky in places but left a large gap by the nose bridge. The goggles as a whole bulge out more than others, including the Smith 4D Mag.Lens swap is a big tricky. I had to take off the goggles and press the tab under the strap, by the side of the lens. Also the lens didn't provide any color contrasting, polarization, or photochromatic adjustment. It felt like it was just tinting everything red (or what we color lens you get). The Smith 4D or Anon M2 perceive lens had much more noticeable color contrasting and bright light shielding.
Cant go wrong with these if you have a bigger head. I have 2 sets. The blue frame and strap and the DDC collab versions. Both came with a dark and low light lense. They fit well with my giro helmet and the blues match my union bindings and volcom pants.Replacement lenses are fairly priced on the smith website.Dont wipe the inside of your goggles when their wet. It messes the anti-fog up.
I've had the hardest time with goggles. Being Asian, it is hard to find things in the outdoor industry that fit my face properly. So far, I love these goggles! They might be a little big big on my face, but they create a great seal and had no air entering through a gap over the bridge of my nose. I used to have the I/O Mags and when I compared the curve of the two it was huge. The I/O Mags have a curve closer to a "C" shape where the Squads have a more "(" type curve. Hopefully this review will help someone else in my situation, because I know it was near impossible to find any reviews from an Asian/flatter face perspective.
Love the wide field of view and the pop of colour. It also has this cute sewn on patch that gives it a camper's look! It's very cute :) comes with two lens which is great for transitioning from foggy days to sunny/bright days! Only thing I would add is that it's just a little challenging to take the lens on and off as it's not magnetic or anything but it just takes patience and practice!
Great goggles for the price and glad to see versions from Smith made specifically for people with low bridge noses. (Asian-approved!) The field of view is expansive and created a good seal around my face so there was no fog. Fit around my helmet is tight though, and I have to carefully stretch it over and around my helmet so I don't distort the goggles when I want them off (they bend/give a lot in the middle).I haven't switched out the lens yet, which I'm avoiding given all the feedback that it's difficult to do. I've been pleasantly surprised by how well the black lens does in low light - visibility was fine on a cloudy day. Anticipating that I won't bust out the extra lens except for whiteout conditions.Random: my goggles came with a cute patch sewed into the ... MoreGreat goggles for the price and glad to see versions from Smith made specifically for people with low bridge noses. (Asian-approved!) The field of view is expansive and created a good seal around my face so there was no fog. Fit around my helmet is tight though, and I have to carefully stretch it over and around my helmet so I don't distort the goggles when I want them off (they bend/give a lot in the middle).I haven't switched out the lens yet, which I'm avoiding given all the feedback that it's difficult to do. I've been pleasantly surprised by how well the black lens does in low light - visibility was fine on a cloudy day. Anticipating that I won't bust out the extra lens except for whiteout conditions.Random: my goggles came with a cute patch sewed into the strap that multiple people have complimented on in lift lines. Nice touch! :)
I bought these for my girl; I run the same pair too. Lover the interchangeability. i keep 3-4 lenses on me for resort trips and these are nice. Quick to change, full face coverage and virtually no gaps for snow when paired with the right helmet (I use a Level and she uses a Liberty for this).With a lens for every condition, you'll have in these a set of goggles for life.
These are excellent goggles for the money - they occupy that sweet spot between 'normal' everyday goggles and wickedly expensive top-tier offerings with all the bells and whistles. They're clear, don't fog, and the ChromaPop lenses offer great contrast. Biggest benefit is getting a bright sunlight lens and another lens to deal with flat and low light conditions. One star off for being a bit of a pain to swap the lenses - the 'fingers' that hold them in place at the back require a fair amount of twisting force to lock in and I'm afraid I'm going to pop the inner lens loose if I push too hard on them. They interface perfectly with my Maze helmet, which I expect when helmet and goggle are from the same company.
Love these goggles! Got them for a great price, which was the first advantage, but I also had been meaning to switch to goggles that had two lenses to satisfy different conditions on the slopes. So far these have been great. The colors and design pop, and it looks great with the rest of my similarly colored snowboard/snow wear.The only thing that's a little tough with these is switching out the lenses isn't a super fast swap like magnetic ones. It's not so difficult that it's a burden, but you definitely need to sit down with it for like 2-4 mins to swap, so I wouldn't plan on trying to swap it out in the middle of a run. Just consider the conditions and install the lenses you want to use beforehand.As for the fit, I'm Asian, but the bridge of my nose isn't ... MoreLove these goggles! Got them for a great price, which was the first advantage, but I also had been meaning to switch to goggles that had two lenses to satisfy different conditions on the slopes. So far these have been great. The colors and design pop, and it looks great with the rest of my similarly colored snowboard/snow wear.The only thing that's a little tough with these is switching out the lenses isn't a super fast swap like magnetic ones. It's not so difficult that it's a burden, but you definitely need to sit down with it for like 2-4 mins to swap, so I wouldn't plan on trying to swap it out in the middle of a run. Just consider the conditions and install the lenses you want to use beforehand.As for the fit, I'm Asian, but the bridge of my nose isn't super low - it's a bit higher so I took a risk, and it still fits okay! Just had to maneuver it so that my nose didn't feel smushed, but overall, it fits nicely. Would definitely recommend these goggles for anyone looking for a solid mid-tier setup that also meets different lighting and weather conditions.
I bought the low bridge as I have a "low bridge" but I do feel like they are meant for NO bridge noses. My sinuses feel quite blocked when I wear them but i am learning to breathe through it. Might try to exchange for regular fit. Otherwise goggle is very great. Large and sturdy and well made. The lenses are VERY HARD to change over so I will not be doing it very often, and I am just hoping I don't break them in the process. I couldn't find any instructions on the Smith website for changing them but found lots of YouTube help videos so I could assure I was doing it right.
