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  • Stopping riding glasses from fogging up
  • harryparabolics
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    Just been for a night ride (I’m in Oztrailya) and it was misty and rainy. By the end of the ride, all of us couldn’t wear our riding glasses any more as they were too wet and fogged up – hence getting a bit of mud in my eyes.

    Just wondering if anyone have any tips for keeping glasses fog free?

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    bob heath visor spray – it just works.

    Rain x does as well but not so good.

    iain1775
    Free Member

    small smearing of washing up liquid then polished off the inside does same job as the above

    ahwiles
    Free Member

    your glasses will fog up if they’re cold but you’re hot and sweaty.

    if your glasses are cold, it suggests you could take a layer off.

    uplink
    Free Member

    as mr 1775 said – works a treat

    fadda
    Full Member

    I use rain-x on the outside, and divers anti-fog on the inside.

    And I’ve drilled holes in the lenses for extra ventilation.

    swamp_boy
    Full Member

    wire mesh goggles work for me. Don’t keep fine dust out but good through the woods

    bullroar
    Free Member

    I only really get this problem when winching myself up a hill, the associated puffing and panting seems to induce fogging. Solution in this case is to increase air flow by moving glasses slightly down the hooter.

    markyboy
    Free Member

    Cat crap! Works..get it on eBay.:……….q the smart replies!!!

    enfht
    Free Member

    I use Salclear

    kevin1911
    Full Member

    I use Fogtech. Works a treat. Never found the washing up liquid thing worked at all for me.

    http://www.visorvision.co.uk/shop/index.php?cPath=25

    Orange-Crush
    Free Member

    Whatever you do don’t use Rain-X. I thought I had scored when Halfords gave me a part empty bottle free but within a month my scratchproof visor was ruined – it seems to remove the microcoating on these (well recorded by others too)so won’t do riding glasses any favours. £40 was an expensive free gift.

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