Do 3D-printed SMITH GOGGLES actually fit your face better?

Another new advancement in the ski industry, 3D printed goggles by Smith Optics. Scan in your face and for $450 receive the most comfortable goggles you've ever worn. Is it worth the price? You can be the judge. Regardless of cost, it is cool seeing companies and individuals continue to push boundaries and hopefully this becomes more commonplace over time. Tune in here to learn all about the goggles and their features, and subscribe for more reviews and content soon!
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[@comesatime123]

Does it fit Asian faces better than low bridge fit models?

[@eleganz]

Yes but what about fog. I assume less foam = less fog but needs testing

[@joelthe3dprinterguy]

I mean it’s not about the foam is about the vents on the top and bottom I’m pretty sure, and yes it has those vents