Explore the range of Anon ski and snowboard helmets, designed to offer you maximum protection and optimal support for your freestyle and freeride sessions.

Anon ski helmets support skiers and snowboarders on the slopes. The brand designs equipment focused on comfort, fit, and protection. An Anon ski helmet is chosen based on size, ventilation, fit, and compatibility with goggles. An Anon snowboard helmet follows the same selection logic, for men, women, and children.

Why choose an Anon ski helmet?

Anon has been part of the ski and snowboard world for years. The brand develops ski helmets designed for both activities.

• Design dedicated to skiing and snowboarding
• Adjustment systems to fit the helmet to your head circumference
• Ventilation solutions that vary by model
• Compatibility designed for Anon ski goggles

What technologies are used in Anon helmets?

WaveCel technology

WaveCel is a cellular structure integrated into certain Anon helmets. This layer manages energy during an impact, deforming to absorb shocks. This technology is not present in all men's ski helmets and women's ski helmets.

BOA adjustment system

The BOA system uses a dial at the back of the helmet. Turn the dial to adjust the fit. This system allows for precise support, even while moving. An Anon BOA helmet can be adjusted easily with one hand.

Fidlock magnetic buckle

The Fidlock buckle opens and closes magnetically. You can use it without removing your gloves. This saves time at the top of the slopes.

Ventilation and comfort

Anon helmets offer passive or adjustable ventilation depending on the model. Removable ear pads adapt to the conditions. The interior remains soft against the skin.

These technologies are available on different models, with configurations that vary between helmets.

How to choose your Anon ski helmet?

Choosing the right size

• Measure your head circumference with a soft tape measure
• Check the Anon size guide before purchasing
• The helmet should stay stable without pressure points

Choosing according to head shape

Every head has its own shape. Some models are rounder, others more oval. Try several models if possible. The fit should match your morphology.

Choosing the right ventilation for your needs

• Passive ventilation for continuous airflow
• Adjustable ventilation to control airflow depending on the conditions, when available

Checking compatibility with your goggles

• Check the fit between the helmet and your goggles
• Avoid uncomfortable gaps at the forehead
• Choose a stable and comfortable combination

What are the main Anon ski helmets?

Our selection covers the needs of skiing and snowboarding, for men, women, and children.

• Anon Merak: hybrid construction and adjustable ventilation
• Anon Logan: lightweight construction, passive ventilation, and WaveCel technology
• Other models available to complete your choice, including kids' ski helmets

The features presented are those provided by Anon for each model.

FAQ about Anon ski helmets

What size Anon ski helmet should I choose?

Measure your head circumference just above your eyebrows. Compare this measurement to the Anon size guide. If you are between sizes, choose the larger one for a good fit.

Are Anon helmets compatible with all ski goggles?

Compatibility is optimal with Anon goggles. With other brands, always check the fit before purchasing. A gap at the forehead indicates a compatibility issue.

What is the difference between Anon helmets with and without WaveCel?

Models with WaveCel include an additional cellular structure that manages energy during an impact. Models without WaveCel use standard protection technologies.

When should you replace your ski helmet?

Replace your helmet after any significant impact, even if there are no visible cracks. After more than 5 years of use, plan to renew it. A damaged helmet loses effectiveness, even if this is not visible.