Ski & Snowboard Goggle Lenses: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 24, 2026
Browse 18 listings for Ski & Snowboard Goggle Lenses, including options from Saint Bernard and Burton Snowboards. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 18 displayed listings with prices are listed from $26.90 to $224.95 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The majority are Anon lenses, many labeled as Polarized or Perceive, offering enhanced contrast and glare reduction on bright slopes.
When selecting a lens, match the tint to typical lighting conditions: darker tints for bright sun, lighter or clear lenses for low light. Polarized lenses cut glare but may affect some heads-up displays, so consider your gear compatibility.
Check the lens shape and size to fit your goggle frame, and look for anti-fog coatings and easy-swap designs for quick changes between runs.

Anon M6S Replacement Goggle Lens
Saint Bernard
$26.90

Anon M6S Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$104.95

Anon M6S Polarized Perceive Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$199.95

Anon M5S Polarized Perceive Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$199.95

Anon M6 Polarized Perceive Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$199.95

Anon Nesa S Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$79.95

Anon M6S Perceive Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$139.95

Anon Nesa S Perceive Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$114.95

Anon Nesa Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$79.95

Anon M5S Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$104.95

Anon M4S Polarized Perceive Goggle Lens (Toric)
Burton Snowboards
$224.95

Anon Sync Perceive Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$119.95

Anon WM1 Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$104.95

Anon M5 Polarized Perceive Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$199.95

Anon M3 Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$104.95

Anon M6 Perceive Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$139.95

Anon Nesa Perceive Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$114.95

Anon Tracker 2.0 Goggle Lens
Burton Snowboards
$44.95
Questions
Do polarized lenses work with all goggles?
They work with most goggles, but may interfere with built-in HUDs or certain lens technologies.
How often should I replace a goggle lens?
Replace it when scratches or coating wear affect visibility, typically after a season of heavy use.
Can I use the same lens for skiing and snowboarding?
Yes, as long as the lens fits the goggle frame and matches the lighting conditions for both activities.