Anti-Fog Solutions

Aaidin · March 21st, 2006, 22:34

Hey, is there any brand of spray on Anti-fog or anything similar anyone can recommend for ballistic goggles. I've got some Wiley-X SG-1s (used, but just acquired) and I love them but the fog is bad when I'm standing still and I think a good anti-fog treatment might do the trick. Thanks for the help!

pugs144 · March 21st, 2006, 22:39

Been using this stuff:

Cat Crap, wierd name but it works

Aaidin · March 21st, 2006, 22:47

Cool, I'll check that out, but after searching I'm gonna try out fogtech first. A Mod can actually delete this thread now, I found everything I was looking for.

rat · March 21st, 2006, 23:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by pugs144

Been using this stuff:

Cat Crap, wierd name but it works

how long does it keep your goggles fog-free?

Major Clay · March 21st, 2006, 23:37

FYI Nothing works on Wileys, overpriced, crapola. I suggest just keeping them on, after the plastic gets to the same temp as your body, it seems to somewhat reduce the fog, albeit marginally. Canadian Tire AOS goggles are WAY more bang for your buck. Wileys work in the desert and no where else. Fog Tech is probably the best thing I have used in years but, it still won't defeat the shitty Wileys. The Wileys with the V-cut lenses still don't defeat the fog problem.

Lokes · March 22nd, 2006, 00:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by TeamWolfpack

FYI Nothing works on Wileys, overpriced, crapola. I suggest just keeping them on, after the plastic gets to the same temp as your body, it seems to somewhat reduce the fog, albeit marginally. Canadian Tire AOS goggles are WAY more bang for your buck. Wileys work in the desert and no where else. Fog Tech is probably the best thing I have used in years but, it still won't defeat the shitty Wileys. The Wileys with the V-cut lenses still don't defeat the fog problem.

Not even something the uber Sunlight dish soap can defeat?
I've been seriously considering wiley's with Rx lenses and I'm curious if I should rethink my options.

ToRN · March 22nd, 2006, 00:47

I used to sell antifog solution, stopped because I didn't get enough interest.

the stuff I sold really worked, I can still get some if you want.

It's not commercialy for sale, but it's the same stuff that large ski hills and professional skiers and snowboarders use for their goggles.

Farmboy · March 22nd, 2006, 08:20

I wear both the Romers and the CQC's and have very little problems with fogging, about the same as any others I have used.

Yes, they do work better in drier conditions same as any others.

However....

http://www.oneshottactical.com/merch...tegory_Code=AC

bean · March 22nd, 2006, 10:10

Despite the fact that you retail it how is the stuff you listed farmboy? Is it better or worse than fog tech?

Farmboy · March 22nd, 2006, 17:14

Actually its one of the few products I carry that I have never used. I have never had a fogging problem enough to warrent using any.

swatt13 · March 22nd, 2006, 18:58

spit in your goggles, it works. seriously.

ex · March 24th, 2006, 01:23

Sea Drops...Recce God turned me onto it and it really is the cats ass. My goggles were fogging up something fierce but this shit really cut it. Pick it up at any dive shop for under 10 bucks.

SKI · March 24th, 2006, 02:10

I agree with ex-royal. Sea Drops have always work for me.

Luckyorwhat · April 8th, 2006, 23:17

Anyone here washed theirs with dish-soap, then shampoo? I did it and it worked, because I remembered a bobsleigh driver saying it once at a school presentation back years ago. It works for a day or two, but you have to repeat it periodically. Maybe the soap or shampoo doesn't let water stick to it, so no fog, but your body flakes off and sticks to the shampoo layer and then fog sticks to that?

I wonder if Pam would work?

Kirby · April 24th, 2006, 05:45

A cheaper alternative to these fancy and expensive sprays is to use plain old shampoo or shower gel.

Just put a small amount onto your lense, give it a good rub round then leave it for 30 seconds or so before polishing it off.

Does the job great.

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March 21st, 2006, 22:34	#1
Aaidin Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Abbotsford, BC	Anti-Fog Solutions Hey, is there any brand of spray on Anti-fog or anything similar anyone can recommend for ballistic goggles. I've got some Wiley-X SG-1s (used, but just acquired) and I love them but the fog is bad when I'm standing still and I think a good anti-fog treatment might do the trick. Thanks for the help!

March 22nd, 2006, 08:20	#8
Farmboy Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Trenton Area	I wear both the Romers and the CQC's and have very little problems with fogging, about the same as any others I have used. Yes, they do work better in drier conditions same as any others. However.... http://www.oneshottactical.com/merch...tegory_Code=AC __________________ Official Merchant of War. Exclusive Canadian Distributor for Blue Force Gear, Knights Armament, Rainier Arms, High Ground, Battle Comp, Multitasker and more! http://oneshottactical.com/ One Shot Tactical Inc.

March 22nd, 2006, 17:14	#10
Farmboy Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Trenton Area	Actually its one of the few products I carry that I have never used. I have never had a fogging problem enough to warrent using any. __________________ Official Merchant of War. Exclusive Canadian Distributor for Blue Force Gear, Knights Armament, Rainier Arms, High Ground, Battle Comp, Multitasker and more! http://oneshottactical.com/ One Shot Tactical Inc.

March 21st, 2006, 22:39	#2
pugs144 Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: At the entrance to the Big Top	Been using this stuff: Cat Crap, wierd name but it works

March 21st, 2006, 22:47	#3
Aaidin Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Abbotsford, BC	Cool, I'll check that out, but after searching I'm gonna try out fogtech first. A Mod can actually delete this thread now, I found everything I was looking for.

March 21st, 2006, 23:37	#5
Major Clay Banned Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: ontario	FYI Nothing works on Wileys, overpriced, crapola. I suggest just keeping them on, after the plastic gets to the same temp as your body, it seems to somewhat reduce the fog, albeit marginally. Canadian Tire AOS goggles are WAY more bang for your buck. Wileys work in the desert and no where else. Fog Tech is probably the best thing I have used in years but, it still won't defeat the shitty Wileys. The Wileys with the V-cut lenses still don't defeat the fog problem.

March 22nd, 2006, 10:10	#9
bean Administrator Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2004	Despite the fact that you retail it how is the stuff you listed farmboy? Is it better or worse than fog tech?

March 24th, 2006, 01:23	#12
ex Wanna buy some Nod's? #StolenValour Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Ottawa	Sea Drops...Recce God turned me onto it and it really is the cats ass. My goggles were fogging up something fierce but this shit really cut it. Pick it up at any dive shop for under 10 bucks. __________________ ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ

March 24th, 2006, 02:10	#13
SKI Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Mississauga	I agree with ex-royal. Sea Drops have always work for me. __________________ www.ctmotorsports.ca

April 8th, 2006, 23:17	#14
Luckyorwhat Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: calgar	Anyone here washed theirs with dish-soap, then shampoo? I did it and it worked, because I remembered a bobsleigh driver saying it once at a school presentation back years ago. It works for a day or two, but you have to repeat it periodically. Maybe the soap or shampoo doesn't let water stick to it, so no fog, but your body flakes off and sticks to the shampoo layer and then fog sticks to that? I wonder if Pam would work? __________________ http://www.libertarian.ca/english/li...positions.html

April 24th, 2006, 05:45	#15
Kirby Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Northern Ireland	A cheaper alternative to these fancy and expensive sprays is to use plain old shampoo or shower gel. Just put a small amount onto your lense, give it a good rub round then leave it for 30 seconds or so before polishing it off. Does the job great.

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