Haber Fog-Eliminator...nice!

[winter brew]

Finally got around to trying one of these, they've been around a few years. I was impressed. I usually go through at least 2 goggles in a days ride as they get soaked and fog up, both from snow soaking through the foam and from sweat. Used the same gogs all day and they never fogged at all! The unit doesn't interfere with sight, can't even tell it's there with the goggles on. Makes a little noise but can't hear it over the sled noise.
Nice product !!!
Available through www.habervision.com

 

[Dogmeat]

What kinda goggles did you try them on? They had some of these at the local dealership but I thought $90 was sort of rediculous.....

 

[AndrettiDog]

The Eliminators work great, once you get over the noise (only hear it when the sled is not running). They fit most googles. PM MileHighAssassin for deals and pricing.

 

[Dogmeat]

The Eliminators work great, once you get over the noise (only hear it when the sled is not running). They fit most googles. PM MileHighAssassin for deals and pricing.

He votes for wilderness areas, I'm not giving him a dime.

 

[AndrettiDog]

He votes for wilderness areas, I'm not giving him a dime.

You are a tool if you think that is true. I'm willing to bet he does more to battle wilderness movements than you do. Nice thread poach, what a guy.

 

[Jred]

I have tried the haber eliminators on a couple rides now in blizzard conditions, deep powder. I had the riva eliminator combo with polarized orange lens and blue flash. I'm not sure if I like polarized. To me they had a blurry spot looking side to side you had to focus past all the time. They do keep the fog from completely taking over. I got stuck and left them on breathing hard. They would fog half way up but never completely. Took a few minutes to completely clear it off once heavy breathing stopped. Another small thing I noticed compared to my oakley goggles the lower padding on the riva seemed to be lacking. The way my helmet press the goggles to my cheak makes my cheak contact the plastic and rub uncomfortably. Its probably just my helmet. But my oakleys never did that. Overall a great goggle at keeping fog away. I would buy a pair again for the anti fog feature. The fan worked half as well as I was expecting but it does the job eventually.

 

[Trax 2 Treadz]

I am so glad so hear you guys are liking your eliminators and they are doing the trick for you.

They are working on the noise issue but I like it as it is a reminder to me to shut off my goggles at the end of the day...lol!

Jred if you are not happy with the fit of your goggle please contact customerservice@habervision.com and they will make it right.

I was riding one time with my eliminator going and my goggles were fogging, I was wondering what the heck was going on but then I realized that the fog was actually on the outside of my lens so I wiped it and was good to go again.

We are Habervision reps too please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have. To order follow the link in our signature. Be sure to check out the weekly specials that I always post in the goggle forum.

Jan and Larry

 

[off road rider]

I was skeptical about the eliminators.. I installed a set that I purchased threw Trax2treadz and am very happy.. In extreme conditions I run the fan full blast, during reg riding I use the auto mode..
Installed in a set of my favorite goggles Scott turbo flows..
I highly recommend these. while my buddies are screwing around with their goggles all day(and Night) I'm saying lets RIDE!!