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Anon M5 Snow Goggle Review – New Flat Toric Lens | SportRx. One of our favorite snow goggles ever, the Anon M4, got an update! The M5 is here and Sunglass Rob is ready to go over what...
12 sept. 2023 · The main difference between the Anon M4 and M5 goggles is the lens shape. The M5 has a new “flat toric” lens which provides a larger field of view compared to the M4’s standard toric lens. The M5 also has a slightly wider strap in comparison to the M4.
The Anon M5 Toric Ski and Snowboard Goggles, by Burton, are our best overall snow goggle pick. Find out why they beat out Smith, Oakley, etc.
19 nov. 2023 · Anon's magnetic lens goggles have been at the forefront of goggle technology for years and this year's new M5 brings even more innovation to an already solid line up. We met up with Dan...
Sunglass Rob is ready to ref the clash of the year! Anon's tried-and-true M4 snow goggle is going up against its successor – the brand new M5. 00:00 $20 Intr...
I found the anti-fog feature on the M5 to be marginally better. My M4 goggles tended to develop fog and ice in the top right corner, which was less of an issue with the M5. The M5 also has a wider strap, which not only looks better but integrates more seamlessly with my Sweet Protection helmet.
29 févr. 2024 · Like the other “M” series goggles, swapping lenses on the M5 is super easy, thanks to its fully magnet-based system, and we haven’t yet been able to accidentally dislodge a lens from any of the Anon M frames (despite plenty of crashes in them over the years).
