Anon Helix 2.0 Goggles Non-Mirror

Clear Vision and Fit for Smaller Faces

The Anon Helix 2.0 (Non-Mirror) goggles offer classic cylindrical lens performance with a reliable, distortion-free view. Designed to fit small and medium faces, they are OTG (Over the Glasses) compatible, making them a great option for riders who wear prescription eyewear. A microfiber goggle bag is included for storage and cleaning.

Comfort and Fit

Dual-layer face foam combines a soft sponge layer with moisture-wicking fleece for a snug and comfortable fit. The thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) frame is lightweight, durable, and flexible even in cold conditions. A non-slip silicone strap keeps the goggles securely in place all day long.

Key Features

• Cylindrical precurved lens wraps naturally to the face and offers a wide, clear field of view
• Integral Clarity Anti-Fog Technology prevents fogging and provides long-lasting visual clarity
• Over The Glasses (OTG) compatible – fits over most prescription eyewear
• Dual-layer face foam with moisture-wicking fleece lining
• Durable and flexible TPU frame that adapts to cold temperatures
• Full-perimeter venting maximizes airflow to reduce fogging
• Non-slip silicone strap keeps the goggles stable during activity

Includes microfiber goggle bag.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Magna-Tech® system work with every Anon lens?

No. Lenses are only compatible with their specific goggle model. For example, an M4 lens will not fit M5S or Helix 2.0 goggles. Always check lens compatibility before purchasing a replacement or spare lens.

Does MFI® technology work with any face mask?

MFI® (Magnetic Face Mask Integration) is designed to work exclusively with compatible Anon face masks equipped with magnetic connectors. This creates a seamless seal between the goggles and the face mask, helping to keep out cold air and snow.

Can I wear Anon goggles with prescription glasses?

Selected Anon goggles feature an OTG (Over The Glasses) design, allowing them to be comfortably worn over most prescription eyewear. OTG compatibility is listed in the specifications of each model.

How do I choose the right lens category (S1, S2, S3)?

Lens categories indicate the amount of visible light transmitted through the lens. S1 lenses are best for snowy or low-light conditions, S2 lenses are ideal for variable weather, while S3 lenses are designed for bright, sunny days.

Is it worth choosing goggles with a bonus lens?

Yes. A bonus lens allows you to quickly adapt your goggles to changing light conditions, improving visibility and comfort without the need to carry a second pair of goggles.

What is the difference between Perceive and Perceive Polarized lenses?

Both lens technologies enhance contrast and improve terrain definition. Perceive Polarized lenses also reduce glare reflected from snow, providing greater visual comfort in bright, sunny conditions.