Anon : Theorem

Review:
This is an amazing pair of goggles, and there are almost too many good things I can say about them. The Theorem is by far the lightest pair of goggles I have ever worn; it is easy to forget they are even on your head. They have a very low profile, sitting in close to your face, but wrap around the side of your head far enough to give great peripheral vision.

The gold/bronze lens is amazing, somehow enhancing visibility on cloudy days but killing glare on sunny days. Even with the curved lens, there is no visible distortion. If you are so inclined, the Anon lenses are easily changed, snapping into place much quicker than many other goggles. The cloth bag even has a separate sewn-in compartment for a spare lens.

I've always been kind of nervous about throwing my goggles into a bag with all my other gear when traveling. Luckily, Anon has foreseen this issue, and not only do you get the sweet cloth bag, but the goggles also come in a hard case that is great for protecting the goggles on long-distance adventures.

With all the features and goodies that accompany the goggles, I would expect to drop $120 for them. Surprisingly, the Theorem's price is pretty light, weighing it at $90.