Smith Snow Goggle Bag

The Smith Goggle Case is a simple, protective storage solution designed to keep your snow goggles safe between sessions. Built with durable recycled 600D polyester and a soft micro-fleece interior, it protects lenses from scratches while the EVA foam front panel helps guard against knocks in your gear bag. The compact design fits one pair of goggles with room for a spare lens, making it an easy way to keep your optics clean, organised, and ready for the next day on the hill.

Key Features

• Universal Goggle Storage
  Designed to fit most snow or bike goggles with space for an additional replacement lens.
• Durable Recycled Fabric
  Constructed from recycled 600D polyester with polyurethane backing for long-lasting durability and weather resistance.
• Micro-Fleece Interior
  Soft lining helps prevent lens scratches while storing or transporting your goggles.
• EVA Foam Front Panel
  Adds structure and impact protection to help shield goggles from knocks inside your gear bag.
• Two-Way Zip Opening
  Dual zip design allows easy access and flexible opening from either side.
• Compact Travel Size
  Dimensions: 22cm x 9cm x 13cm (8.5" x 3.5" x 5").

About Smith Optics

Smith Optics has been pushing snow goggle design forward since 1965. The brand first made its mark with the introduction of the sealed thermal lens and breathable vent foam, a combination that helped solve the fogging issues riders had struggled with for years. That early innovation set the tone for the technology-driven approach Smith is still known for today.

Modern Smith goggles continue to build on that foundation with features like ChromaPop™ lens technology, designed to increase contrast and colour separation so terrain becomes easier to read in changing conditions. Add in systems like the MAG™ magnetic lens change platform, AirEvac™ ventilation, and helmet-integrated frame designs, and you get goggles built to perform across a full range of mountain environments.

Shop the Smith range at Ballistyx and experience why the brand has remained a benchmark in snow eyewear for decades.