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anti-fogging
These cold mornings present a problem with my eye glasses and face shield fogging up to the point I can't see.
I tried fogtech DX Instant Anti-Fog wipes with great success.
I found them at the local mountaineering store. They work well for skiers, too.
I strongly recommend them.
(I don't work for them or related in any way other than being a satisfied customer sharing a great experience with fellow riders)
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After a quick 25 yrs riding year round I cant live without my fog city shield. It doesn't fog ever, ever (ever). For glasses, you need to rub them every ride but these really work DEFOG IT™
I have found them to work down to -5*F so far. (the defog it), fog city works to -20*F at least.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll give the shield application a shot and see how it does.
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jasnmar
+1, these work amazing.
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jasnmar
Yeah, I really liked the one I have and I could see this being very useful for people with glasses, IF they don't interfere with how the glasses sit on your face... but unfortunately they probably will? Not sure. Depends on how you're able to get it to sit on your face. (giggity)
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Are the foggy masks available in the US? I loathe international shipping.
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Miles usually has some.
STREETandCOMP.com - RESPRO FOGGY BREATH GUARD CARBON
Otherwise I only found them available from UK.
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Um, thanks? Should be quicker to ship from UK. Surprisingly enough not less expensive though!
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About time you did something useful around here. Thanks.
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I found the breath boxes actually directed my breath back under my glasses, causing them to fog worse than without. I usually just flip the visor up at a stop or slow speed and then close it as I go faster. I also switched to contact lenses.