Anon

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I choose the right Anon goggle model and size for my face and riding style?

  Anon uses face-specific fits: the M6 is the standard unisex fit, the M6S and WM1 suit smaller/women’s faces, and the M2/M4 occupy a medium fit that’s popular for all-mountain riding. Consider OTG cutouts if you wear glasses, and prioritize lens shape (cylindrical vs spherical/toric) and included dual-lens kits for variable conditions. Try a helmet–goggle pairing to check seal and vent alignment before committing.
• What are PERCEIVE lenses and which VLTs should I pick for sunny versus variable or cloudy days?

  PERCEIVE lenses enhance contrast and depth perception while keeping color rendition true, available across Sunny, Variable, and Cloudy categories. For bright bluebird days use low VLT options like Sunny Onyx (~6%), mid-range Sunny Red (~14%) or Sunny Bronze (~17%) works for mixed sun/variable light, and higher-VLT-performant PERCEIVE lenses suit flat, cloudy conditions. Pair a Sunny and a Variable/Cloudy spare in dual-lens kits for all-mountain versatility.
• How do Magna-Tech lens change and MFI magnetic facemasks work, and which Anon models include them?

  Magna-Tech is Anon’s magnetic one-touch lens-change system that lets you swap lenses quickly and securely, and it’s used across recent M-series designs like the M6. MFI (Magnetic Facemask Integration) uses magnets to attach a facemask to the goggle frame to improve seal and reduce fog; the M4 is a noted model that ships with a magnetic facemask. Together these systems simplify mid-day lens swaps and add mouth-space and anti-fog benefits on variable days.
• How do Anon helmets' WaveCel liners and fit systems protect my head and work with goggles?

  WaveCel is a cellular liner that deforms and redirects impact energy to reduce rotational and linear forces, and Anon pairs that shell tech with fit systems like BOA 360 Fit or Auto-Adjust for micro-adjustable comfort. Updated ear pads and shell profiles on WaveCel helmets are designed to seat goggle frames snugly and align vents to minimize gaps and fogging. Choose a helmet fit that leaves enough forehead clearance for your chosen goggle foam stack to preserve seal and ventilation.
• M6 vs M4 — which Anon goggle should I pick?

  The M6 (and M6S for smaller faces) is the latest M-series with refined fit options, lightweight frames, and Magna-Tech lens change for fast swaps, while the M4 is a best-selling, durable design with a wide field of view and often includes a magnetic facemask. Pick the M6 if you prioritize the newest fit refinements and rapid lens changes; choose the M4 if you want a rugged, roomy goggle and an included MFI facemask for colder, mask-heavy riding.