My vision has gotten to where I need prescription glasses to see clearly. With the I/OX, I can wear my prescription sunglasses inside the goggle when conditions warrant. I haven't actually used them yet, but I could see well last season with my sunglasses alone, and this should provide a good solution when conditions require goggles. I wore Smith I/O goggles with another low light lens this past season and they are great, but do not fit over glasses.

I am an avid skier, doing 20 to 30 days in ski areas annual as well as back country heli or cat skiing. Goggles are a big deal. Had a pair of chromatic goggles, that I did not think worked that well, especially in flat light. On a trip to Canada I actually switched back to an older pair of goggles, which worked better for me. The lenses on the Chromatic pair cracked in a fall, so I sought a replacement lens and settled on the ChromaPop upon recommendation of several in the know. They work very well in low and flat light conditions, better than any previous set of goggles I have owned. When others in my group are complaining about the light conditions, I can see fine. Recommend the ChromaPop Storm lens.

Got the storm rose. Lens is great. Can confirm these are IOX lenses that fit my IOX goggles. The people who left reviews claiming they don't fit probably have IO or IOS goggles. Make sure these are the right lenses...your current lenses should say "IOX" on them.

Super stand

The real thing. It fit as it should. happy with the product, but why is this lens so expensive?