Another snowboarding shade looking to make its way to the market is the Anon Magnetic M1 Goggle which brings an innovative design that will be convenient for snowboarders.
The highlight of the Anon Magnetic M1 Goggle is its lens-swapping ability. While this is a common feature, the design usually requires the snowboarder to take off their goggles in order to make the switch. However, Anon's Magna-Tech technology eliminates that step altogether. This means that the user can swap the lens tint without taking the frame off the face. It's designed to make the process swift, easy and hassle-free.
There will be a premium and a painted style for the M1 Goggles, both of which will include two lens for different lighting conditions. Look for these to make a debut at SIA (SnowSports Industries America).
What's Driving This Trend
- Lens-swapping Technology
- There is an opportunity to innovate by creating a lens-swapping technology that can be applied to other types of goggles or glasses.
- Convenient Design
- There is potential for disruption by creating designs that prioritize convenience and ease-of-use for other wearable products.
- Magnetic Fastening
- There is room for innovation in the magnetic fastening system of wearable products to improve functionality and enhance user experience.
Who This Affects Most
- Winter Sports Industry
- This innovation in snowboarding shades will likely lead to similar innovations in other winter sports products.
- Eyewear Industry
- The convenience and functionality of the Anon Magnetic M1 Goggle can be applied to other types of eyewear for various situations.
- Wearable Technology Industry
- The magnetic fastening system used in the Anon Magnetic M1 Goggle could potentially be applied to other types of wearable technology products to enhance user experience.
