
Snowboard — Goggles
Anon M6 Goggles + Polarized Perceive Lens + MFI® Face Mask
Model year not published
The Anon M6 Perceive Polarized Goggles offer a precise helmet-to-goggle fit with the wide field of view and low-profile design of a cylindrical lens. Our innovative Magna-Tech® quick lens-change technology uses powerful rare earth N52 magnets to make lens changes easier than ever. Perceive polarized optics offer high-contrast, glare-reducing clarity for bright conditions. They feature our best anti-fog treatment for crystal-clear vision in a wide range of conditions. Full-perimeter venting plus moisture-wicking, ramped face foam creates a comfortable, form-fitting seal that supports fog-free c
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Information last checked September 16, 2026
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Listed by Burton Vancouver
Listed online · availability not confirmed • Carries this model • Kitsilano
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Listed September 16, 2026
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- Primary source — checked September 16, 2026
- Burton product listing — checked September 16, 2026
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