Precise helmet-to-goggle fit with our widest field of vision, highest contrast lenses, and the unprecedented versatility to easily switch between toric and cylindrical lenses. The Anon M4 Cylindrical Goggles offer a precise helmet-to-goggle fit with the wide field of view and low-profile design of a cylindrical lens. Our innovative MAGNA-TECH quick lens-change technology uses powerful magnets to make lens changes easier than ever. The M4 offers the unprecedented versatility to switch between toric and cylindrical style lenses. This edition of the M4 includes two cylindrical lenses featuring PERCEIVE optics for high-contrast, terrain-defining clarity and our best anti-fog treatment for crystal clear vision through a wide range of conditions. Magnetic Face Mask Integration (MFI) provides seamless face mask attachment, and full-perimeter vents maintain consistent airflow for fog-free clarity. An MFI face mask, microfiber goggle bag, and lens compression case are included.
Precise helmet-to-goggle fit with our widest field of vision, highest contrast lenses, and the unprecedented versatility to easily switch between toric and cylindrical lenses. The Anon M4 Cylindrical Goggles offer a precise helmet-to-goggle fit with the wide field of view and low-profile design of a cylindrical lens. Our innovative MAGNA-TECH quick lens-change technology uses powerful magnets to make lens changes easier than ever. The M4 offers the unprecedented versatility to switch between toric and cylindrical style lenses. This edition of the M4 includes two cylindrical lenses featuring PERCEIVE optics for high-contrast, terrain-defining clarity and our best anti-fog treatment for crystal clear vision through a wide range of conditions. Magnetic Face Mask Integration (MFI) provides seamless face mask attachment, and full-perimeter vents maintain consistent airflow for fog-free clarity. An MFI face mask, microfiber goggle bag, and lens compression case are included.
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The lowest price for Anon M4 Cylindrical Goggles + MFI Face Mask Navy | Perceive Variable Blue / Perceive Cloudy Pink right now is $459.99 at Rhythm Snowsports.
The all-time low was $257.99 on 18 Nov 2023 — today's price is 78% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 9 Nov 2026.
Anon M4 Cylindrical Goggles + MFI Face Mask Navy | Perceive Variable Blue / Perceive Cloudy Pink
Precise helmet-to-goggle fit with our widest field of vision, highest contrast lenses, and the unprecedented versatility to easily switch between toric and cylindrical lenses. The Anon M4 Cylindrical Goggles offer a precise helmet-to-goggle fit with the wide field of view and low-profile design of a cylindrical lens. Our innovative MAGNA-TECH quick lens-change technology uses powerful magnets to make lens changes easier than ever. The M4 offers the unprecedented versatility to switch between toric and cylindrical style lenses. This edition of the M4 includes two cylindrical lenses featuring PERCEIVE optics for high-contrast, terrain-defining clarity and our best anti-fog treatment for crystal clear vision through a wide range of conditions. Magnetic Face Mask Integration (MFI) provides seamless face mask attachment, and full-perimeter vents maintain consistent airflow for fog-free clarity. An MFI face mask, microfiber goggle bag, and lens compression case are included.
Precise helmet-to-goggle fit with our widest field of vision, highest contrast lenses, and the unprecedented versatility to easily switch between toric and cylindrical lenses. The Anon M4 Cylindrical Goggles offer a precise helmet-to-goggle fit with the wide field of view and low-profile design of a cylindrical lens. Our innovative MAGNA-TECH quick lens-change technology uses powerful magnets to make lens changes easier than ever. The M4 offers the unprecedented versatility to switch between toric and cylindrical style lenses. This edition of the M4 includes two cylindrical lenses featuring PERCEIVE optics for high-contrast, terrain-defining clarity and our best anti-fog treatment for crystal clear vision through a wide range of conditions. Magnetic Face Mask Integration (MFI) provides seamless face mask attachment, and full-perimeter vents maintain consistent airflow for fog-free clarity. An MFI face mask, microfiber goggle bag, and lens compression case are included.
Last updated at 09/11/2026 15:01:53
M4 MFI Cylindrical Goggle, Navy / Perceive Variable Blue / Included
Delivery between Thu – Sun $10
originally posted on moosejaw.com
These googles are definitely awesome!!! Took them up to Stowe twice this season for a total of @20days this season. Went through a range from bright bluebird days, cold blowing snow, and springtime 60° days with humid fog.The magnetic lenses are easily removable when you want but stay on if you fall....and I had a few good yard sales but the lenses always held tough. Lens clarity and definition were stellar. I carried a lighter tint on overcast days and could easily change them out and store the other lens in the case it comes with.The googles also matched up well with my Sweet Protection Switcher helmet. The top vents of the googles matched up perfectly with the helmet vents so no fogging on even the most humid days in the spring or while riding up the gondola ... MoreThese googles are definitely awesome!!! Took them up to Stowe twice this season for a total of @20days this season. Went through a range from bright bluebird days, cold blowing snow, and springtime 60° days with humid fog.The magnetic lenses are easily removable when you want but stay on if you fall....and I had a few good yard sales but the lenses always held tough. Lens clarity and definition were stellar. I carried a lighter tint on overcast days and could easily change them out and store the other lens in the case it comes with.The googles also matched up well with my Sweet Protection Switcher helmet. The top vents of the googles matched up perfectly with the helmet vents so no fogging on even the most humid days in the spring or while riding up the gondola with all your gear on.It worked out extra awesome for going to Stowe because Burton, that owns the Anon brand, is located in Burlington, VT which is super convenient if you need anything.One thing I did learn is that the M4 magnets which attach the mask to the google are not compatible with any of the other googles in the line, eg M2, M3, etc...In Dec2018, it was hard finding extra masks that would fit the M4 since it was so new. To make matters worse, venders couldn’t provide the M4 magnetic strips. Good news is, after calling Burton, they sent me a few strips at no charge, so if you have masks that fit the other models all you have to do is slide out the old magnetic strip and replace with the M4 version. The reason the M4 differs from the others is because they changed and added a few more connection points. The angle of the nose bridge area is also different when comparing the two strips side by side.I’ve heard some say the magnetic strips break after a few seasons, but I haven’t had any problems so far. I have 3 now, JIC I do break a few in the future.
originally posted on evogear.com
Very pleased with these goggles. I purchased these as my old Smith's were prone to fogging and clarity on the "dingy" days was awful. Most of the time we skied Snowbird it was either snowing or low visibility. The goggles performed better than expected, fit great, never fogged and the lenses are so easy to change. My husband was so jealous I had to purchase a pair for him.
originally posted on evogear.com
Don't put the spare lens in your coat pocket while riding even if you have them in their cloth pouch. I had them in my chest pocket, which seemed to be very loose, and I couldn't imagine anything bad happening to them especially since they were inside the cloth for only one day of riding. Anyhow, the lens coating started to rub off, and it got worse in the following days.Luckily Evo warrantied them, since they were practically brand new, and they gave me another pair in a better color. These lasted for the rest of the season without anything happening to the lenses, until a few weeks ago when I noticed that the coating on the Sonar green also started to rub off, and I don't believe I even put them in my jacket.In any case it's mostly cloudy here in the PNW so I ... MoreDon't put the spare lens in your coat pocket while riding even if you have them in their cloth pouch. I had them in my chest pocket, which seemed to be very loose, and I couldn't imagine anything bad happening to them especially since they were inside the cloth for only one day of riding. Anyhow, the lens coating started to rub off, and it got worse in the following days.Luckily Evo warrantied them, since they were practically brand new, and they gave me another pair in a better color. These lasted for the rest of the season without anything happening to the lenses, until a few weeks ago when I noticed that the coating on the Sonar green also started to rub off, and I don't believe I even put them in my jacket.In any case it's mostly cloudy here in the PNW so I bought a clear lens, and luckily it came with a proper hard case. Since then, I've been storing my spares in there and putting that in my coat they're remained unscathed, but I think it's no bueno that Anon doesn't provide you with this spare lens case when you buy the goggles. It's extremely useful, and definitely helps keep them protected.Also, the magnet in the MFI is awesome, but it's a very delicate piece of plastic, and will break if you're not careful. Pity Anon couldn't just make these out of aluminum and put the magnets inside there. In any case, make sure to take it out when you wash the face mask.
| Brand Colour | Navy |
| Lens | P. Variable Blue - Perceive Variable Blue Lens |
M4 MFI Cylindrical Goggle, Navy / Perceive Variable Blue / Included
Delivery between Thu – Sun $10
These googles are definitely awesome!!! Took them up to Stowe twice this season for a total of @20days this season. Went through a range from bright bluebird days, cold blowing snow, and springtime 60° days with humid fog.The magnetic lenses are easily removable when you want but stay on if you fall....and I had a few good yard sales but the lenses always held tough. Lens clarity and definition were stellar. I carried a lighter tint on overcast days and could easily change them out and store the other lens in the case it comes with.The googles also matched up well with my Sweet Protection Switcher helmet. The top vents of the googles matched up perfectly with the helmet vents so no fogging on even the most humid days in the spring or while riding up the gondola ... MoreThese googles are definitely awesome!!! Took them up to Stowe twice this season for a total of @20days this season. Went through a range from bright bluebird days, cold blowing snow, and springtime 60° days with humid fog.The magnetic lenses are easily removable when you want but stay on if you fall....and I had a few good yard sales but the lenses always held tough. Lens clarity and definition were stellar. I carried a lighter tint on overcast days and could easily change them out and store the other lens in the case it comes with.The googles also matched up well with my Sweet Protection Switcher helmet. The top vents of the googles matched up perfectly with the helmet vents so no fogging on even the most humid days in the spring or while riding up the gondola with all your gear on.It worked out extra awesome for going to Stowe because Burton, that owns the Anon brand, is located in Burlington, VT which is super convenient if you need anything.One thing I did learn is that the M4 magnets which attach the mask to the google are not compatible with any of the other googles in the line, eg M2, M3, etc...In Dec2018, it was hard finding extra masks that would fit the M4 since it was so new. To make matters worse, venders couldn’t provide the M4 magnetic strips. Good news is, after calling Burton, they sent me a few strips at no charge, so if you have masks that fit the other models all you have to do is slide out the old magnetic strip and replace with the M4 version. The reason the M4 differs from the others is because they changed and added a few more connection points. The angle of the nose bridge area is also different when comparing the two strips side by side.I’ve heard some say the magnetic strips break after a few seasons, but I haven’t had any problems so far. I have 3 now, JIC I do break a few in the future.
Very pleased with these goggles. I purchased these as my old Smith's were prone to fogging and clarity on the "dingy" days was awful. Most of the time we skied Snowbird it was either snowing or low visibility. The goggles performed better than expected, fit great, never fogged and the lenses are so easy to change. My husband was so jealous I had to purchase a pair for him.
Don't put the spare lens in your coat pocket while riding even if you have them in their cloth pouch. I had them in my chest pocket, which seemed to be very loose, and I couldn't imagine anything bad happening to them especially since they were inside the cloth for only one day of riding. Anyhow, the lens coating started to rub off, and it got worse in the following days.Luckily Evo warrantied them, since they were practically brand new, and they gave me another pair in a better color. These lasted for the rest of the season without anything happening to the lenses, until a few weeks ago when I noticed that the coating on the Sonar green also started to rub off, and I don't believe I even put them in my jacket.In any case it's mostly cloudy here in the PNW so I ... MoreDon't put the spare lens in your coat pocket while riding even if you have them in their cloth pouch. I had them in my chest pocket, which seemed to be very loose, and I couldn't imagine anything bad happening to them especially since they were inside the cloth for only one day of riding. Anyhow, the lens coating started to rub off, and it got worse in the following days.Luckily Evo warrantied them, since they were practically brand new, and they gave me another pair in a better color. These lasted for the rest of the season without anything happening to the lenses, until a few weeks ago when I noticed that the coating on the Sonar green also started to rub off, and I don't believe I even put them in my jacket.In any case it's mostly cloudy here in the PNW so I bought a clear lens, and luckily it came with a proper hard case. Since then, I've been storing my spares in there and putting that in my coat they're remained unscathed, but I think it's no bueno that Anon doesn't provide you with this spare lens case when you buy the goggles. It's extremely useful, and definitely helps keep them protected.Also, the magnet in the MFI is awesome, but it's a very delicate piece of plastic, and will break if you're not careful. Pity Anon couldn't just make these out of aluminum and put the magnets inside there. In any case, make sure to take it out when you wash the face mask.
Finally an answer to a big problem I have always had snowboarding! A cold face! The magnetic face mask Google technology is a problem solver! I am fair skin and need the protection from the elements. No more taking my gloves off to adj an uncomfortable cold wet mask. Now I just touch my face to snap in the mask in percent place. This has made snowboarding great again! Can't wait to get more mask options.Also these goggles are high quality with the lense swap. Can't beat getting two senses in the purchase and a high end lense safety case!!! This is the future ladies and gents.
I'm sure the toric lenses are fantastic for reducing eye fatigue in the long run, but the coating on the inside is incredibly reflective, to the point of being legitimately distracting. I can see my own eyeballs reflected back at me in the lenses, with enough clarity to practically count my eyelashes. Since the point of the goggles is to see OUT of them, having a bright reflection blocking my vision kind of defeats the purpose.All external light sources have multiple halos around them, meaning that snow sparkling in the sun has 10,000 glittering ghosts as well. Very distracting riding experience, to the point of feeling legitimately dangerous.
I recently purchased a pair of Anon M4 Ski Goggles, and I am absolutely thrilled with them. These goggles are a fantastic combination of style, comfort, and functionality, making them an excellent choice for any skier or snowboarder looking for top-quality eyewear.First and foremost, these goggles offer exceptional visual clarity. The ChromaPop lens technology provides stunningly crisp and clear views, allowing me to easily spot hazards on the mountain and adjust my line accordingly. The lenses also have a remarkable anti-fogging capability, meaning that I can keep them on for hours without any annoying fog buildup.In addition to their impressive optics, the Anon M4 Ski Goggles are incredibly comfortable to wear. The wide strap sits comfortably on my head and ... MoreI recently purchased a pair of Anon M4 Ski Goggles, and I am absolutely thrilled with them. These goggles are a fantastic combination of style, comfort, and functionality, making them an excellent choice for any skier or snowboarder looking for top-quality eyewear.First and foremost, these goggles offer exceptional visual clarity. The ChromaPop lens technology provides stunningly crisp and clear views, allowing me to easily spot hazards on the mountain and adjust my line accordingly. The lenses also have a remarkable anti-fogging capability, meaning that I can keep them on for hours without any annoying fog buildup.In addition to their impressive optics, the Anon M4 Ski Goggles are incredibly comfortable to wear. The wide strap sits comfortably on my head and stays securely in place, even during intense runs. The three-layer DriWix foam ensures a comfortable fit against my face, while also wicking away any moisture to prevent discomfort.Finally, the magnetic lens system of these goggles is a game-changer. I love how easy it is to swap out lenses depending on the weather conditions, and the magnets provide a secure and hassle-free connection. Plus, the range of lenses available from Anon means that I can easily find a tint that's perfect for any situation.Overall, I am extremely impressed with the Anon M4 Ski Goggles. They are a top-quality piece of gear that have greatly enhanced my skiing experience. I would highly recommend these goggles to any serious skier or snowboarder looking for the ultimate combination of style, comfort, and functionality.
The M4's seemed too large, and these were just right. Compatibility with the M4S Cylindrical lenses are awesome. Purchased the regular M4S (w/ sunny onyx & variable violet) and low bridge fit version (variable blue & cloudy burst pink) for my wife, and both were a perfect fit. Each of the lenses were better in variable light than I expected, and fortunately the Onyx wasn't as dark as I'd been led to believe. Being able to swap each of the 4 lenses is awesome, but we both thought the best feature was the included MFI mask, which doesn't fog the lenses at all. The magnetic connection between the goggles and lens was also a lot stronger than expected.
Purchased the M4S for my daughter. Fit is perfect and she loves the S1 53% VLT cloudy pink lens. The S2 21% VLT variable blue extra lens, lens case, goggle bag and MFI facemask are a great combo. The magnetic tech is super nice. They are quality goggles and happy with the purchase. Purchased a pair M4 (non S) for myself as well.
No question these are the most versatile goggles on the market. Toric and cylindrical lenses are options, the field of view is solid, and the lens change system is unrivaled. The Perceive lenses add contrast and detail in bright and low light.For flaws, on two different lenses there was internal fogging in the top right corner to start, and one situation became significant condensation inside the lens. The MFI mask is way thick and I found it hard to breath in, in addition to just adding lots of bulk around the neck which interfered with zipping up layers.Lastly these are pretty big googles, so they aren't for all face sizes, but thus far they've paired up with several helmets without issue.Overall really good, maybe great, but there's compromises.
While I've skied for decades I always just used polarized sunglasses. Well, now i'm old and have arthritis and have to be more careful. So, i just went with best recommended product I could find. These, though pricey, are incredible. Zero fogging. Fabulous on all the slopes on sunny days and snowy days. It is true the lens stays put but comes off for swapping easily. The products directions and explanations and all were well done. So, while I shopped around on reviews, I haven't been a goggles user in the past so don't have that to compare. But for sure, if you want high quality, hassle free product for lots of downhill skiing in different conditions i can recommend these.
| Brand Colour | Navy |
| Lens | P. Variable Blue - Perceive Variable Blue Lens |
