The Best 2026 Ski Gear for Powder Skiing
Dec 10, 2025
It might seem a little early to be ringing in the powder days of the season, but it's never too soon to get ready for them.
The newly designed Preview goggle features Smith’s BirdsEye Vision, which means the bottom of the lens curves down and in toward your face for a 25-percent increase of the overall field of view when compared to Smith’s standard spherical lenses. You won’t find a lens-change system here as the goggle features a fixed lens with ChromaPop, which filters light to deliver better definition, clarity and more natural color recognition. This medium-fitting goggle also features an anti-fog treatment, triple-layer face foam to wick moisture and an ultra-wide, silicone-backed adjustable strap.
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