The Anon M4 quickly rose to the top of the rankings, becoming our Top Pick for folks with large face shapes. These goggles impressed our testers in every way with high scores in all of our rating metrics. They come with two Toric or cylindrical lenses, you can choose which style you prefer, and the frame works with both, for bright and low light conditions. The SONAR by Zeiss lenses provide excellent optical clarity with no distortion and a huge field of vision. Anon’s magnetic lens system is also incredibly easy to use, you can even swap lenses while the goggles are on your face. The pair we tested also comes with an innovative facemask system that also integrates into the goggles with magnets. They have a larger fit, though testers found them to be comfortable on a range of face sizes and shapes, and they fit well with or without a helmet. They are expensive, but the M4 is among the most comfortable, user-friendly, and high-performance goggles we’ve ever used. These perform about as good as any model we have ever tested. The only real drawback is the price tag. See how it measures up versus competitors in our review of ski goggles.
REASONS TO BUY
$340.00 Original price was: $340.00.$68.00Current price is: $68.00.
SKU: 9174687199
Category: hot sale
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