Smith Optics has been at the forefront of protective MTB gear for over 50 years, blending innovation, safety, and performance. From the pioneering thermal-sealed goggles created by Dr. Bob Smith in 1965 to today’s award-winning Forefront MTB helmet, Smith continues to push boundaries in eyewear and helmet technology.

Designed to handle the toughest rides, Smith’s range of MTB helmets, goggles, and sunglasses is trusted by professional and everyday riders alike. With MIPS integration, Aerocore technology, and Koroyd impact protection, Smith helmets offer lightweight, breathable, and high-impact protection.

Advanced Technology in Smith MTB Helmets & Eyewear

Smith Optics leads the industry with cutting-edge innovations, including:

• Aerocore Construction: Increases airflow while enhancing impact absorption for a cooler, safer ride.
• MIPS Technology: Reduces rotational forces during impacts, offering superior head protection.
• Koroyd Material: A lightweight honeycomb structure that absorbs more energy than traditional foam.
• ChromaPop™ Lens Technology: Enhances contrast and clarity, giving you sharper vision on the trail.
• Squad MTB Goggles: Designed for superior ventilation and fog resistance, ensuring clear sight in all conditions.
• Lightweight In-Mold Construction: Keeps helmets durable without unnecessary weight.

Whether you need full-face downhill protection or ventilated open-face designs, Smith helmets keep you cool, protected, and focused on your ride. Pair them with high-performance Smith eyewear for the ultimate vision and protection on any trail.

FAQs

1. What makes Smith MTB helmets safer than others?

Smith helmets feature MIPS, Koroyd, and Aerocore technologies, which work together to absorb impact and reduce rotational forces for superior protection.

2. What is ChromaPop™ lens technology?

Smith’s ChromaPop™ lenses enhance color contrast and clarity, helping riders see terrain details more clearly in varying light conditions.

3. Which Smith helmet is best for mountain biking?

The Forefront 2 is a top choice for trail and all-mountain riders, while the Mainline full-face helmet is ideal for downhill and enduro.