Anon Low Bridge M3 Snow Goggles

Product Details

• Magnetic lens change and MFI simplicity, with sleek cylindrical style and the benefit of a terrain-defining, high-contrast Perceive lens.
  The Anon M3 Goggles feature Magna-Tech quick lens-change technology, using powerful magnets to make lens changes easier than ever. The Low Bridge Fit features enhanced face foam that tapers to 5-7mm thicker at the nose for improved fit. A low-profile cylindrical lens offers a wide field of view, while the terrain-defining Perceive lens enhances contrast for a clear read on every feature, no matter the light. Full-perimeter vents plus moisture-wicking face foam provide fog-free clarity to anticipate every turn. They are MFI compatible for seamless face mask coverage and over-the-glasses compatible for wear with eyeglasses.
  
  Features:

  • Low-Bridge, Medium Fit: Low-bridge fit goggles have additional face foam in the nose pocket for a snug, gap-free fit on faces with higher cheekbones and a lower nose bridge; Unisex frame design fits medium and large faces; Helmet compatible
  • Magna-Tech: Magna-Tech quick lens-change technology uses magnets for a seamless and secure lens-to-frame seal that makes for easy lens changes and unsurpassed lens retention.
  • Perceive Lens Technology: Perceive lens provides high-contrast vision and terrain defining clarity in just about any light condition; A hydrophobic and oleophobic coating provides unmatched moisture, smudge, and scratch resistance on the outer lens surface for clear optics and easy cleaning. Lenses offer 100% UV protection and exceed ANSI Z87.1 impact test standards.
  • Cylindrical Lens, OTG: Cylindrical injected lens design reduces peripheral distortion; Over the Glass compatible frame designed to accommodate prescription eyewear underneath the goggles.
  • MFI Compatible: MFI technology (Magnetic Face Mask Integration) uses magnetic connection to quickly seal your face mask to your goggles without obstructing ventilation for a gapless setup that seals out the elements.

  
  
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