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Smith I/O VS I/OX

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B-Right-On
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Hey guys, used the searchbar but couldn't find my answers. Regarding the two, which ones have a better vertical view ? I've scoured the interweb tryin to find the answer but everyone just talks about the horizontal vision. +K to good answers
Jun 19 2013 9:56PM
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B-Right-On
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Anyone ?
Jun 19 2013 10:42PM
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-Condor-
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Jun 20 2013 9:32AM
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Balbertt
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idk, but all I know is the double lens technology can be bad. at least 3 days out of this season my goggles wouldent work because they were fogged up between the two lenses.
Jun 20 2013 4:55PM
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Mag
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https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/content/reviews/action/read/id/1827/

That's my review if you're interested, it's just a quick one so won't take long.

As to your OQ, the I/OX's have larger vertical peripheral vision compared to the I/O's.
Jun 20 2013 5:00PM
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B-Right-On
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^^ Ok, I guess a better comparison of downward vision would be those two compared to Splices
Jun 20 2013 10:47PM
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heFF
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don't leave them wet in your car lol
Jun 21 2013 7:25PM
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Balbertt
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Yeah thats usually why it happens haha.
Jun 21 2013 10:33PM
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B-Right-On
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Haha, I was gonna say...most goggles use dual lense tech. Can anyone compare the downward vision between the I/O 's I/O X's and splices ? Thanks in advance
Jun 22 2013 12:04AM
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-Condor-
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i find it hard to believe there isnt a ski shop in utah?? seriously you are going to get a different answer from everyone. just try them on.

that being said, IOX is slightly bigger than the IO in every single way. personally i find the IOX to give more vertical perif compared to the splice, but they are the same for horizontal.
Jun 22 2013 4:05PM
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B-Right-On
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Yeah im sure there are some that are open but most switched over to mountain biking for the summer. Thanks for the answer + K

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