Great for Gloomy Days

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

I got the Sonar Infrared lens for less sunny days and so far they are great! Very clear to see through and overall a great lens.

EVI RANSON

Not for the sendies

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

If you are a mega sender, do not get these goggles or lenses. They will fall off in the pow and you will never be able to find them. 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼 Terrible for the ultra mega senders. 10/10 do not recommend if you are a sender.

Kate Miele

May have just gotten a dud

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

This lens is great for low light/flat light conditions and night ski. Its a very clear lens. My issue is that after using it in truly cold weather (-14F) just one time, the middle space froze (space between the two lenses). This should never happen as the reason for a dual lens is to prevent icing in extreme cold... This was completely blinding and I had to warm the lens up in the lodge just to get down the slopes safely. Thankfully I bought this lens as a spare, so I was able to just switch back to my original (sonar red) lens.

Robin

Works as Advertised

Needed lens for flat light, cloudy days. Sonar Blue was recommended and it works very well. By far, my favorite googles, EVER.

Rene R.

Got Options?

Got my M2's back in 2016 and love how anon is still showing support and producing lenses. I got a clear pair for night riding and a smoked out for blue bird skies. Thanks Backcountry!

Kevin Flynn

Great Option Lens!

I really wish the goggles would come with a secondary low-light lens, but buying it separately is not the end of the world. Overall these have been great and fit perfectly on the goggle with an easy transition back and forth.

WONKA

Best Lens Swapping System!!!

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

This is by far the best and easiest system for swapping lens!!! Its so easy you can do it in the lift line

ty

lens swapping with gloves on

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

The dark lens is great for bright sunny days, and it's super easy to switch lenses on the fly. I've had no issues with fogging.

Dan Brown

Horrendous fogging with Amber lens

I purchased the amber lens. After almost a year of use, here's my experience. Fogging is horrendous. I've used it with and without face mask and have fogged. I was using with the Anon Blitz helmet and was told by a Soho Burton rep they're not compatible because the lid on helmet blocks airflow so basically hot air gets trapped in goggles and fogs up lens. Bought the Anon Rodan helmet at their recommendation and still fogs. Very frustrating. The fogging starts at top center of lens and then spreads quickly. When you remove the lens, the top part of lens is practically soaked as are the air vents at top of the goggles. This is the reason I gave it one star. It doesn't function and the lens is advertised as anti fogging, which is misleading and not true. If there are small print disclaimers, they were not made up front. 2. When putting goggles from helmet to face, the lens tends to pop off due to the magnetic connection so you have to put both hands on the lens to prevent lens from popping off. The lens pops off when pulling goggles over the lid of the helmet. Maybe I got a bad batch, but basically I'm out $75 for this lens.

Warren Chow

Clear Lens For Night Skiing

Just bought the clear lens for my M2s for night skiing. I love how easy it is to change lenses with these goggles!

Than Volk

perfect

2 seasons in - love them. have the Black, red and blue lagoon for sun/mixed/snow.

blackedout

Nifty Trick

To visualize what each Anon Lens will look like, go visit this nifty tool they built on their website. http://www.anonoptics.com/lens-tints

Jesse Thunderbird

M2 replacement lens

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Best lens on the market. having a lens for every condition that you can change on the fly in seconds.... worth every penny and would highly recommend to anybody who rides

OLSKOOLRIDER

Do the Anon m2 lenses come with a hard case?

Nathanael D.