





Anon Tracker 2.0 Goggles + MFI® Face Mask
Ski and snowboard goggle set. MFI® compatible kids/youth goggles that provide face protection.
Frame: Black, Lens: Amber (55% / S1)
FREE DELIVERY FROM 499 PLN
Shipping time: 1-2 business days
Pickup available at Sklep Fun Wind
Usually ready in 24 hours

Anon Tracker 2.0 Goggles + MFI® Face Mask
Sklep Fun Wind
Wał Miedzeszyński 377
03-980 Warszawa
Poland
The Anon Tracker 2.0 goggles are sized for kids, ensuring comfort and compatibility with helmets and glasses. They fit our MFI® hoods, face masks, and neck gaiters for seamless protection from snow, wind, and sun. The cylindrical lens and flexible frame conform to the natural contours of your face. Perimeter vents and an anti-fog coating ensure a clear, fog-free view in storms and sunshine. An MFI mask and microfiber goggle bag are included.
Technical data
Anon Cylindrical Lens Technology
Magnetic mask integration
Guarantee
All Anon products are covered by a one-year warranty from the date of purchase.
Delivery over PLN 499 is free
| Delivery method | up to PLN 489.99 | from 499.00 PLN | |
| Personal collection at the store (Wał Miedzeszyński 377, 03-980 Warsaw) | free of charge | free of charge | |
| DPD courier delivery | 17 PLN | free of charge | |
| InPOST courier delivery | 17 PLN | free of charge | |
| InPost parcel lockers* | 17 PLN | free of charge |
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