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Anon is Burton's optical brand, built by snowboarders, with a focus on lens quality, helmet integration and a magnetic lens-swap system that makes changing lenses in field conditions effortless. The MFI system means Anon goggles and Anon helmets seal together without the gap that lets wind and snow in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Speed is the obvious part, but the real benefit is that you never touch the inside of the lens. Traditional swaps involve flexing the frame and pressing on the lens, which is how anti-fog coatings get damaged. The magnets remove that handling entirely.
It filters specific wavelengths to lift contrast between the shades your eye needs to separate on snow, rather than just darkening everything. Bumps, ice and the edge of a shadow become easier to read, which matters most when the light goes flat.
No, but the MFI system is designed so Anon goggles and helmets seal together without a gap across the forehead. If you have ever finished a run with a cold stripe above your goggles, that gap is the cause. Buying them as a pair is the surest fix.
Check the VLT figure, the percentage of light the lens lets through. Low VLT for bright glare, high VLT for reading contour in flat light. Australian conditions swing between both, so either go mid-range or carry a spare low-light lens.
With the magnetic system, yes. The reason most people never swap lenses is that traditional systems are fiddly enough that you do not bother mid-day. Swapping in seconds without removing the goggle changes that calculation.




































