Anon MFI® Fleece Helmet Hood

$84.95
Color
Color Lucas Beaufort Gus Gus
Size
Size OS
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Helmet-compatible warmth without compromise. Fleece hood with water-shedding fabric for maximum coverage on cold days.

Behind the Product

Helmet-compatible warmth without compromise. Fleece hood with water-shedding fabric for maximum coverage on cold days.

Built for over-helmet wear, the Anon MFI® Fleece Helmet Hood provides versatile warmth and complete coverage from the elements. Powerful magnets connect your hood to MFI-compatible Anon goggles for a secure, gapless seal, while fleece fabric balances insulation with breathability to help minimize fogging. Nylon panels shed moisture and snow, and the magnetic carrier removes easily for machine washing or standalone use with non-MFI goggles.

Features

Gender

Unisex

Warmth

Warmest

Fit

Relaxed

Technology

MFI® Compatible

MFI® Compatible

MFI® technology (Magnetic Face Mask Integration) uses magnetic connection to quickly seal your face mask to your goggles without obstructing ventilation for a gapless setup that seals out the elements.

MFI® Goggle-Ready

MFI® Goggle-Ready

It comes with all three types of MFI® carriers, so it's compatible with any pair of MFI® goggles.

Removable Magnetic Carrier

Removable Magnetic Carrier

The carrier insert is removable for machine washing or to wear the face mask with non-MFI® goggles.

Table to Mountain: How the Anon Encounters Collection Came to Life

Bold lines, colorful palettes, imaginative creatures — Lucas Beaufort, the man in the hat, may still be a stranger to you, although it’s likely you’ve seen his art before. He grew up in the vibrant coastal city of Cannes, France. His work takes many forms: murals, an embellished Volkswagen Beetle, flash tattoos, skateboard decks. He says he always carries a tube of acrylic paint in his pocket, just in case inspiration strikes.

For Lucas, art provides many outlets, like letting him process his dreams. But painting is also an opportunity for him to reflect on the world that he moves through. 

As someone deeply connected to skate and snow culture, Lucas felt like a natural fit to bring together with Anon athletes Sam, Michelle, and Nick. His work often comes from real encounters, not a brief handed down from a distance, so rather than commissioning studio-created artwork, the idea was simpler: put Lucas and the rest of the Anon crew in a cabin in an inspiring setting and let the outcome unfold. 

Family-style meals, outdoor time, and creative art-making sessions inspired the Encounters collection, bringing the spirit of those days to goggles, helmets, face masks, and apparel.

Anon Experts Break it Down