You guys just need to learn to breath. Exhale out the bottom of your helmet. If done 100% of the time guaranteed no fog.
Keeping goggles free of fog!
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It works, I get about three rides out of it and then have to reapply. I don't wear goggles but it works great on my old closed face helmet's visor
laser eye surgery and leave the glasses at home. Best $$ you will ever spend.
Did this today. Have a pos shower mirror that always fogs up. Only had some gel shaving cream but it deffinetly worked.
A little goes a long way. Just a very small dab on the inside and outside, too much and it is hard to get it all off. Take care...Jeff
i did the cream toi my googles works great no more problems
No-Fog mask. Done.
whats better? shaving foam or gel?
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TalkAK
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No Fog Mask or Habervision
I have not had fog since I started wearing the no-fog mask. I carry extra goggles for changes in light only. I have heard good things about the fog eliminator from habervision. I do have some of their goggles, very nice. The eliminator "senses" water vapor and turns on when needed. It fits in the foam above the lense and ejects the air upward. It is supposed to fit in most goggles.
I have not had fog since I started wearing the no-fog mask. I carry extra goggles for changes in light only. I have heard good things about the fog eliminator from habervision. I do have some of their goggles, very nice. The eliminator "senses" water vapor and turns on when needed. It fits in the foam above the lense and ejects the air upward. It is supposed to fit in most goggles.
When I use to wear my full face I was told by a buddy to put shampoo on the lense to keep it from fogging. The prior day a few of us had some fogging issues and when we got back to the cabing he was putting it on his shield. I figured what the heck and did my shield as well. Rode the next day and didn't have any issues.
he said he did it all the time
Instead of worrying about how you are breathing you could also just run a breath box in your helmet and breath any way you want.
Make sure the fan is running in the Smiths, maybe you have a broken wire. They are the best solution I have ever found as I used to have major fog issues.
Get a jacket that has vented area's (underams, back, front zippers, etc) that way excess body heat can escape thru the jacket instead of thru the neck hole into your helmet and cause goggles to fog ????? A breath deflector that attaches to you helmet makes a big difference as well.
The Habervision Fog Eliminator works pretty good.....dehumidifies the air, no fan. Lasts a couple days of riding on 1 AAA.
Eliminators
I was a skeptic on the eliminator goggle fan system, but I thought, oh well Ill give it a try.. works great and far better than anything else Ive tried..
I was so happy I have become a dealer and am offering SW members
(Paid or not).. free shipping (lwr 48) and the intro pricing..
ck the link out and give me a call or Pm if your interested.. Thanks
http://www.cyclopsmotorsports.com/snow/haber.htm
I was a skeptic on the eliminator goggle fan system, but I thought, oh well Ill give it a try.. works great and far better than anything else Ive tried..
I was so happy I have become a dealer and am offering SW members
(Paid or not).. free shipping (lwr 48) and the intro pricing..
ck the link out and give me a call or Pm if your interested.. Thanks
http://www.cyclopsmotorsports.com/snow/haber.htm
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nathaniel11
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Cut a potatoe and rub the oil on the inside of the lense. Worked for me
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