does the KLIM no fog technology work

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rts47sweep

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• Dec 10, 2012

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I fog really bad when I ride, I should wear glasses but that would only make the problem worse. I am intrigued by their claim, but I can't say I actually believe it. Is there anyone out there that has tried the new goggle? does it really accomplish zero fog?

 

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Just bought a pair yesterday and rode with them, and they seemed to fog just as bad as the lower priced scott goggles I had been using. It was a a deep snow day and weather was probably harsh conditions for a google so hopefully they work better next time out.

 

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Bought a few pairs in our group, returned em all.

 

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• Dec 17, 2012

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Sure did not work for me. My Spys worked much better. I will be returning mine also. Bummer, I did like the lens.

Sam

 

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seth25

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• Dec 17, 2012

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No...

 

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philsummers21

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• Dec 17, 2012

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I got a pair. 10x better then my 509 junk. Still fog but best ive used so far. Never tried spys or dragons.

 

harrysmith500

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• Dec 17, 2012

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I'm Scott for life. My 2 buddies with Klim both had fog problems in Tog this weekend.

 

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• Dec 17, 2012

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4 Pair in our group. They all fogged up just like every other pair we have tried.

 

harrysmith500

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And I had nearly no problems

 

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• Dec 21, 2012

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they fog in 5 miles of trail riding

 

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• Dec 23, 2012

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I have two sets that I have tried and they fog horribly. I have noticed that when there is fine snow dust flying it gets into the goggles and they fog for the rest of the day. I am very dissatisfied with the goggles at this time and will be checking into returning them. I do like the way they fit into the helmet.

 

garciava

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• Dec 26, 2012

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yes, they fog and also the fine snow gets in them. My eyes also get cold in them. never had that problem before with other googles

 

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• Jan 2, 2013

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Dollar for dollar I think it's hard to beat Scott goggles. I have several pair of the 89's with the turbo flow lens and a new pair of Recoil xi Snocross' ($45) and love them. The Recoils have 3x the foam of the 89's. Fogging is not an issue with either ones. $125 for a pair of goggles is ridiculous. Just my $0.02.

 

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