Anon Women's Accessories

Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes Anon women's goggles like the WM1 stand out?

  Anon’s WM1 women's-specific fit was developed with female team riders and features a medium face foam engineered for smaller facial profiles, improving comfort and seal. The goggles pair PERCEIVE lens technology for enhanced depth perception and contrast with ICT anti-fog treatment and Magna‑Tech quick lens change for practical on-mountain performance.
• How do I choose between Anon's women's-specific, standard, and low-bridge fits?

  Pick the WM1 women's-specific fit if you have a narrower face and want medium face foam tailored to female riders; choose standard fit for a broader range of face shapes and low‑bridge fit if you have higher cheekbones or a lower nose bridge. Many Anon models are OTG-compatible if you wear prescription glasses, and trying frames with your helmet and goggles together helps confirm seal and comfort.
• How does Magna‑Tech lens changing work and what lenses ship with Anon women's goggles?

  Magna‑Tech uses 16 rare‑earth magnets to snap lenses in and out quickly and securely, making field swaps fast without tools. Anon's women's goggles typically include two lenses—examples range from a Sunny Onyx (about 6% VLT) for bluebird days to a higher‑VLT lens for low or variable light—covering bright and overcast conditions.
• How does the MFI facemask integrate with Anon goggles and what are the breathing features?

  MFI (Magnetic Face Mask Integration) uses magnets and a sliding magnetic hanger to lock a facemask with built‑in breathing ports directly into the goggle frame, creating a unified seal and reducing fogging. The integrated design routes exhalation through the facemask ports and pairs with Anon ventilation and ICT lens treatments to help manage moisture on cold days.
• How does the WM1 compare to Anon's standard-fit goggles in performance and features?

  The WM1 focuses on a smaller, female-specific facial interface and medium face foam for a closer, more comfortable fit on narrow faces, while standard-fit models offer a larger frame and foam package for a wider range of face shapes. Both fit categories share core technologies—PERCEIVE lenses for contrast, ICT anti‑fog, Magna‑Tech quick‑change, and dual-lens setups—so performance differences are primarily in fit and field of view.