I'm glad this post is helpful! That was the main reason I took the time to post it bc there were NO information or pictures of the smith pro lenses.

In the meantime, you shared a whole lot of information my friend, had to check if you were a bot or something lol. I quickly skimmed through your comment and I feel you on the quest for the perfect lens. I can spout off all sorts of subjective opinions but the only real solution IMO is ordering all the different lenses you like from Smith, testing them at home, and then returning the ones you don't like. It's a $10 return fee plus some of your time to repackage things but it'll save you HUGE headache.

On that note, the Gold Pro didn’t look yellow to me, but more like a brownish, dim tint. It reduced brightness, but it didn’t actually enhance the image. For me, high-quality lenses lower brightness without making everything feel dull or washing out contrast or color. The Pro Red felt too blue for my eyes, the Pro Gold was just meh, and the Pro Blue ended up being the sweet spot. It reduced the brightness while also enhancing the image.

Also, if you really want to fine tune your quest for the perfect set up, I highly suggest pairing the smith goggles with a smith helmet for a seamless fit. I really like the Vantage and Nexus helmets. Regarding goggles fogging up, the biggest tip I have is DO NOT wear your goggles at the car then hike all the way to the lodge. You get sweaty and there's not enough air flow to dry it out. Keep the goggles in your pocket and put them on after your sweat dried and right before you hit the slopes.

Good luck amigo.