Brand · 4 products · Ski & Snowboard
Anon
Is Anon worth buying?
Anon earned a buy verdict on 3 of the 4 Anon products we compared (75%), well above the 50% average across every brand on the site. 1 of them won its comparison outright: Anon Tracker 2.0 Goggles + MFI Face Mask. We would skip 1: Anon Rime 3 Kids Ski & Snowboard Helmet.
Verdicts synthesize independent testing and long-term owner reports; we do not run a lab and never take review units. Each product below links to the comparison it was judged in. How we review.
Buy it 3 products
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The Best Kids Ski Goggles: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Ski & Snowboard
Anon Tracker 2.0 Goggles + MFI Face MaskWon the comparison
A kid-sized, over-the-glasses goggle that prints the VLT and S category on every lens option and ships with a magnetic face mask.
Best for: Parents who want the lens darkness spelled out and a face mask that seals to the goggle, and who do not mind the premium tier.
$$$ · premium
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The Best Ski Goggles: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Ski & Snowboard
Anon M5Runner-up
A magnetic lens swap that takes seconds, Perceive optics, and a bonus lens in the box.
Best for: Riders who change lenses often - storm-day skiers and snowboarders who want magnets to do the work mid-chairlift.
$$$ · premium
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The Best Ski Helmets: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Ski & Snowboard
Anon Logan WaveCel Ski & Snowboard HelmetRunner-up
WaveCel protection, a 360° BOA fit and a low-profile in-mold shell.
Best for: Riders who want a premium fit system and a low-profile helmet.
$$$ · premium
Skip it 1 product
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The Best Kids Ski Helmets: 4 Compared (and One to Skip) · Ski & Snowboard
Anon Rime 3 Kids Ski & Snowboard Helmet
A tough multiseason hardshell whose product page does not name its standards and has no rotational system or dial.
Why we skip it: Anon calls it multiseason certified for ski/snowboard, bike and skate but the product page does not say which standards, so you cannot check ASTM F2040 or EN 1077 from it.
$$ · mid-range
Anon in our categories: Ski & Snowboard (4)