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Total seen monthly circulation: + 29,621, 137 Total seen circulation year to date: + 214,224,844 June 2015 brand editorial: 1. Health Magazine - PivLock Asana - 1,1372,036 2. Men’s Journal - PivLock Arena Max - 4,560,549 3. Shape Magazine - PivLock Asana - 1,638,925 4. Competitor Magazine - PivLock Asana - 1,485,498 5. Delta SKY Magazine - Dolen - 5,400,000 6. Fitbie.com - Sidney - 685,300 7. Paste Magazine - Mt. Shasta - 456,819 8. SKI Magazine.com - Clark, Sidney - 112,983 9. Triathlete.com - Lowdown - 464,664 10. BikeRumor.com - Forefront - 384,455 11. Canadian Running - PivLock Arena - 31,104 12. KSL.com - Overtake - 5,00,000 13. Mountain Magazine - Overtake, Forefront, Asana - 125,000 14. PinkBike.com - Forefront - 1,720,954 15. SKI Magazine.com - Overtake - 112,983 16. Decline - Life Beyond Walls - 40,000 17. 20/20 - ChromaPop - 49,524 18. Eyecare Business - RXODS3 - 40,014 19. Outside Bozeman - Forefront, PivLock Overdrive - 50,000 20. FishTrak.com - Guide’s Choice - 2,100,000 21. Compleat Angler - ChromaPop - unavailable Top pitches of the month* Select seen brand coverage/circulation *Please note that a pitch does not guarantee that the above mentioned product will appear in print. Press Contact: Kate Gaeir [email protected] | 206.334.0863 ABOUT SMITH: Originating from Sun Valley, Idaho, SMITH was founded in 1965 with the invention of the first snow goggle featuring a sealed thermal lens and breathable vent foam. With 50 years of innovation and design experience, SMITH is widely known today as an industry leader that pioneers advanced eyewear and helmets that incorporate dynamic technologies, optimized performance and clean styling to fuel fun beyond walls. SMITH seeks to power thrilling experiences in snow, surf, bike, fish and peak performance outdoor adventures with a comprehensive collection that exudes modern style and vibrant personality. To SMITH, the experience is everything. Smith is part of Safilo Group. 1. Men’s Journal.com - ChromaPop Bronze Mirror 2. Men’s Journal - Forefront with MIPS 3. Popular Science - ChromaPop, Techlite Glass 4. Good Houskeeping - I/OS Goggle 5. San Francisco Chronicle - PivLock Asana 6. BassMaster.com - Captain’s Choice 7. Fishing Tackle Retailer - Guide’s Choice / Captain’s Choice 8. TrekTech.com - Colette 9. Ft. Lauderdale Magazine - Overtake 10. AMB Magazine - Squad MTB Goggle 11. Sports Insight - Outlier XL 12. Competitor Magazine - Asana 13. Triathlete.com - Lowdown 14. PSIA-AASI - Overtake 15. Epic Life Magazine - Valence Helmet 16. Thrillist - Woolrich Collab 17. Popular Mechanics - Koroyd, MIPS 18. Women’s Health - Forefront 19. Esquire Black Book - Audible with ChromaPop 20. Men’s Journal - Pivot Helmet 21. MadeMan.com - Forefront

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Page 1: Smith - June 2015 Brand Editorial Coverage

Total seen monthly circulation: + 29,621, 137 Total seen circulation year to date: + 214,224,844

June 2015 brand editorial:

1. Health Magazine - PivLock Asana - 1,1372,0362. Men’s Journal - PivLock Arena Max - 4,560,5493. Shape Magazine - PivLock Asana - 1,638,9254. Competitor Magazine - PivLock Asana - 1,485,4985. Delta SKY Magazine - Dolen - 5,400,0006. Fitbie.com - Sidney - 685,3007. Paste Magazine - Mt. Shasta - 456,8198. SKI Magazine.com - Clark, Sidney - 112,9839. Triathlete.com - Lowdown - 464,66410. BikeRumor.com - Forefront - 384,45511. Canadian Running - PivLock Arena - 31,10412. KSL.com - Overtake - 5,00,00013. Mountain Magazine - Overtake, Forefront, Asana - 125,00014. PinkBike.com - Forefront - 1,720,95415. SKI Magazine.com - Overtake - 112,98316. Decline - Life Beyond Walls - 40,00017. 20/20 - ChromaPop - 49,52418. Eyecare Business - RXODS3 - 40,01419. Outside Bozeman - Forefront, PivLock Overdrive - 50,00020. FishTrak.com - Guide’s Choice - 2,100,00021. Compleat Angler - ChromaPop - unavailable

Top pitches of the month*Select seen brand coverage/circulation

*Please note that a pitch does not guarantee that the above mentioned product will appear in print.

Press Contact: Kate [email protected] | 206.334.0863

ABOUT SMITH: Originating from Sun Valley, Idaho, SMITH was founded in 1965 with the invention of the first snow goggle featuring a sealed thermal lens and breathable vent foam. With 50 years of innovation and design experience, SMITH is widely known today as an industry leader that pioneers advanced eyewear and helmets that incorporate dynamic technologies, optimized performance and clean styling to fuel fun beyond walls. SMITH seeks to power thrilling experiences in snow, surf, bike, fish and peak performance outdoor adventures with a comprehensive collection that exudes modern style and vibrant personality. To SMITH, the experience is everything. Smith is part of Safilo Group.

1. Men’s Journal.com - ChromaPop Bronze Mirror2. Men’s Journal - Forefront with MIPS3. Popular Science - ChromaPop, Techlite Glass4. Good Houskeeping - I/OS Goggle 5. San Francisco Chronicle - PivLock Asana6. BassMaster.com - Captain’s Choice7. Fishing Tackle Retailer - Guide’s Choice / Captain’s Choice8. TrekTech.com - Colette9. Ft. Lauderdale Magazine - Overtake10. AMB Magazine - Squad MTB Goggle11. Sports Insight - Outlier XL12. Competitor Magazine - Asana13. Triathlete.com - Lowdown14. PSIA-AASI - Overtake15. Epic Life Magazine - Valence Helmet16. Thrillist - Woolrich Collab17. Popular Mechanics - Koroyd, MIPS18. Women’s Health - Forefront19. Esquire Black Book - Audible with ChromaPop20. Men’s Journal - Pivot Helmet21. MadeMan.com - Forefront

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JUNE 2015

GO RUNNING IN BEND, OREGON!

Click here to see more photos from

this trail town.

6 Weeks to a Faster 5K

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How to Get Fit and Stay Healthy

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Vacation-Worthy Trail Towns —> Bend, Oregon Page 24

Find the Best New Trail Shoe for You Page 37

The Infl uence of the Mountains Page 44

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[1] SMITH PIVLOCK ASANA$159, Smithoptics.com “I love these! They are so lightweight and the polarized lenses are my favorite.”

[2] MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR MIGHTY ACTIVA SPORTBRA$40, Mountainhardwear.com “This is only Mountain Hardwear’s second year making a sports bra and they’ve made a good one. It fi ts like it should and provides support without being restrictive.”

[3] MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR MIGHTY STRIPE TANK$45, Mountainhardwear.com “The silky material is lightweight and moves without rub-bing or chafi ng. Plus the cut is really cute.”

[4] GARMIN FORERUNNER 220$250, Garmin.com “I like programming workouts to beep at certain times—for example for 3-minute intervals—so I don’t have to look at my watch all the time. Plus, it can store a ton of run data.”

[5] MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR PACER 2-IN-1 SHORT$55, Mountainhardwear.com “The ‘2-in-1’ means they have a tight boy-short liner under-neath for a smooth, no-chafe fi t.”

[6] BALEGA ULTRA LIGHT NO SHOW SOCKS$12, Balegasports.com “No-show socks are my favorite because my legs are kind of short, so I like to show as much leg as I can.”

[7] MONTRAIL FLUIDFLEX II$90, Montrail.com “These have good protection for technical trails. I don’t feel every rock and root when I’m running hard.”

CLIF KIT’S ORGANIC FRUIT + NUT BAR$1.50 per bar, Clifbarstore.com “I prefer real food without weird binders, preservatives or tinkering. I keep a bar in every bag and back-pack to be sure I have something yummy after a run.”

NATURA BISSĒ DIAMOND WHITE SPF 50 SUN PROTECTION CREAM $97, Naturabisse.com “Since I spend so much time outside, taking care of my skin is really important to me. This is the one I use on my face—it’s expensive, but it stays on, even when I’m sweating.” TE

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JULY 2015 $8.99-USA $9.99-CAN

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SMITH HAS BEEN CREATING eyewear and head protection for active lifestyle enthusiasts for 50 years now. Their

multi-sport webisode series, life beyond walls, showcases the outdoor escapades of Smith skiers, snowboarders, surfers, climbers, mountain bikers, road bikers, kayakers and general enthusiasts. For Smith, it is all about the journey.

Life Beyond Walls: New Zealand, Episode 1 is the fi rst episode of a three-part series. Members of the Smith mountain bike team travel down to New Zealand to meet more team members and explore the south island, ride singletrack, destroy an RV, forge storms, and have run-ins with the local law. This series is all about the journey and giving viewers an inside look at what happens along the way. No matter how much planning is done, some things are just out of your control. All you can do is keep the cameras rolling. The team includes Joey Schusler—who also did lots of the fi lming—Lars Sternberg, Mike Hopkins, Rosara Joseph, Alex “KrunkShox” McGuinnis and Carolynn Romaine. Still photographer Paris Gore, videographer Thomas Woodson and Team Manager Mallory Burda also enjoy the journey. Check out episode 1 below followed by 2 and 3 for an excellent way to stir up some pangs of wanderlust and singletrack envy.

http://www.smithoptics.com/lifebeyondwalls?location=new_zealand_1

ONCE UPON A HELL OF A TIMELIFE BEYOND WALLS: NEW ZEALAND, EPISODE 1

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