- Does the Smith Sequence OTG fit over prescription glasses?
- Yes. It is designed as an over-the-glasses goggle, with extra interior room that clears most standard frames. Very large or thick frames may still press against the foam.
- What light conditions is the ChromaPop Everyday Green lens for?
- It is a contrast lens aimed at mixed, overcast and flat light. It works on partly sunny days but is not a dedicated bright-sun lens.
- Can I swap the lens?
- Yes, the lens is replaceable, but it uses a traditional tab system rather than magnets. Expect a slower change than on magnetic goggles.
- Is it helmet compatible?
- Yes. The strap is sized to fit over most ski and snowboard helmets, and the frame sits flush against common helmet brims.
- Does it come with a spare lens?
- No. It ships with the ChromaPop Everyday Green lens only, so a second lens for bright days is a separate purchase.
- How does it compare with the Oakley Flight Deck?
- The Flight Deck offers a wider field of view and faster lens swaps. The Sequence OTG gives more room for glasses and a simpler build.
- Where is the Smith Sequence OTG - Black/ChromaPop Everyday Green cheapest?
- At Scandinavian Outdoor, for $124.50, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Smith Sequence OTG - Black/ChromaPop Everyday Green?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Scandinavian Outdoor, Dick's Sporting Goods, Nordstrom, Backcountry, Designer Optics.