Anon MFI Lightweight Neckwarmer

I was really looking forward to finally getting one of these. However, when I received it I wasn't so happy. I'm pretty certain it was a previously returned item because it already had a damaged part on the cloth by the magnets. Sadly thats not the worst part. I have the M2 goggles which this is supposed to be compatible with, but its clearly NOT!! The plastic face piece that supposed stick to the bottom of the goggle frame is not even the right shape to do so.!!! Like WTF anon?!?! The nose piece is way more narrow then the nose piece on the goggle frame so for it to stick to the magnets it has to be offset. But long story short it has to be offset so much that only one magnet really sticks and its really not functional because the nose piece is a 1/2 inch either way from center. I mean if I finagle it enough I can get it to stay up but every time I open my mouth it pulls it down so theres literally no point to wearing it. Utter fail by anon. Their goggles are by far the best thought they would have nail this, its really quite simple, but dam they totally missed.

Great concept and complimentary match to my Anon M2 goggles. warmer/mask stays in place nicely due to the magnetic locking attachment to the bottom of my goggles. Also hold my N95 mask in place while in lift lines and on lift chairs. Goggles remain relatively fog free. Just a couple times a hint of fog crept into the very top of my goggle lens but that was due to the N95 mask underneath extending into the base of the goggles. Once fitted properly, or without the underlying N95 mask, lens fogging was a non issue. I have never worn a neck gaiter, warmer balaclava or face covering before covid-19; even in blowing, sub zero temp's. I only bought this to make masking up during covid-19 easier and more convenient...so with that being said, it definitely keeps my face warmer than nothing at all! A little warm for my tastes and my weathered face, so it should work well for those looking for some added warmth, comfort and protection!

Magnets reversed, won't attach to goggles. What's worse? This product is inferior to the stock mask that you get with anon goggles. Even with the inferior material and design I still would have kept as backup... but the fact it doesn't even attach? Absolute trash. And yes the mask was right side out when I attempted to magnetically attach.

The way Burton makes these compatible with M4s is by having you swap the little magnet strip inside the mask - EVERY TIME you want to switch masks. Or you may consider paying another $20 for a spare MFI facemask carrier. This is ridiculous. M4 is the latest and the most expensive model but it turns out to be the most inconvenience one to work with the facemask.

I read reviews that said the magnetic attachment for this product is poor and the fit with the goggles is poor. I decided to try it anyway and realized they were all right. Don't waste your time with this product. It might be worth at $4, but certainly not $40

Works great but it's very thin. I know there's another model that may be thicker but I was hoping to use this for all kinds of weather. I use another neck warmer underneath this one to actually keep me warm when the weather drops under 25F. Works great for above 30F.

Well unfortunately one size fits most or all, for this product does not apply. I'm an average/athletic build female and I had to cut approximately 3 inches of fabric off in order for this face shield to stay around my face (loosely). Luckily for me, I had plans on making it a breakaway with Velcro fasteners. If you have no plans of making alterations to it, you will need to have a hulk sized face for this to fit. On a positive note, the removable nose support is nice. It was not a hassle to remove the plastic piece at all. Also, the venting is decent but will fog up sunglasses (there’s not much to prevent that).

Did not fit my m2 goggles. Pretty disappointed since it says it fits the m2 on the package. Contacting burton to see what they can do about it.