Is there such a thing as a fog free goggle!!!

Hotboat · Feb 4, 2008

We've been in powder all year and the fogging thing is really getting old. I almost totaled my sled be

cause I could'nt see SH!T!!!! I've got the newest Scott goggle and after a few over the hood powder plunges they fog and the he!! begins. One of my riding partners has the type made for glasses and they seem to do better. I don't care how much they would cost I just need to see.

Hesdale · Feb 4, 2008

goggles

I wear the new spy goggles and they work great, but when your in that much powder and your goggles are covered in snow, Im not sure if theres much you can do. Wipe the snow off. And when we stop, we set the goggles on top of the spark plug wires if the goggles start fogging and let them dry off and they will be fog free...at least for a while.

pinnedunderdoo#3 · Feb 4, 2008

wait for the thirty people who tell you the 509 sinisters are amazing my self i haven't tried them but i seen a pair the other day.:beer;

teeroy · Feb 4, 2008

I've got the new Scott goggles (with the extra thick foam and clip on rubber nosepiece?) and found that the foam holds a lot of moisture and the goggles would fog from the outside edges in all the time. not sure how to stop it from happening, other than not riding hard? blasphemy.....

skibreeze · Feb 4, 2008

Get a anti fog wipe and use it before you ride, it will help immensely.

neverenoughsnow · Feb 4, 2008

goggles

my fogging issues usually stem from my breath coming up over my goggles. are you running a snowmobile specific helmet with a breath deflector, if not try a breath deflector of some type. i run scott goggles, and i like them, no goggle is perfect but 98 degree moist air climbing over a dry 20 degree goggle face will fog

Hotboat · Feb 4, 2008

teeroy said:
I've got the new Scott goggles (with the extra thick foam and clip on rubber nosepiece?) and found that the foam holds a lot of moisture and the goggles would fog from the outside edges in all the time. not sure how to stop it from happening, other than not riding hard? blasphemy.....

Same problem!!!!!!!

Raff_9001M · Feb 4, 2008

I have used a product called "Cat Crap". It is like a vaseline type product that you wipe on the goggle. This was the only time my goggles never fogged. Just Google cat crap. Mainly used for ski goggles.

Hotboat · Feb 4, 2008

skibreeze said:
Get a anti fog wipe and use it before you ride, it will help immensely.

Tryed that, helped very little. But did help..

Hotboat · Feb 4, 2008

Raff_9001M said:
I have used a product called "Cat Crap". It is like a vaseline type product that you wipe on the goggle. This was the only time my goggles never fogged. Just Google cat crap. Mainly used for ski goggles.

I don't have a cat, but I do have a back yard full of dog sh!t. Just kid'en where do you find the cat crap stuff and does the Vaseline like stuff impair ones visability????

BadAftertaste · Feb 4, 2008

http://www.smithoptics.com/Turbo-Fan-Series_Category_10.html

Big D rmk700 · Feb 4, 2008

Not really crazy about my 509's like a pair unex I picked up really cheap a lot better!!!!!!!

Bull · Feb 4, 2008

breath guard. also WPS sells a mesh bag you can mount under the hood. i keep one pair in there.....engine heat keeps them clear and dry. swap as needed.

sodfarmer · Feb 4, 2008

I have worn a pair of Dragons the past few years. They never fog while I am riding. They will fog if you stop and dig out sled etc. I just put them on the back of my helmet with my quick strap when I am working (ie digging out) and have little problem.

Dunatic · Feb 4, 2008

buy a fog evader, it's a neoprene facefask that deflects your breath down, no more fogged goggles!

Jaynelson · Feb 4, 2008

I use a pair of these, work everybit as good as the big brands;

http://www.ryderseyewear.com/products/specialty/vaporsnow/

Everything will fog if you stop to dig out a sled. Buy a quick strap so you can flip them to the back when digging like sodfarmer said....never fog again.

Hotboat · Feb 4, 2008

Bull said:
breath guard. also WPS sells a mesh bag you can mount under the hood. i keep one pair in there.....engine heat keeps them clear and dry. swap as needed.

The mesh bag thing is a GREAT idea!!!!!!!!This Bud's 4 U :beer;:beer;:beer;

Hotboat · Feb 4, 2008

Dunatic said:
buy a fog evader, it's a neoprene facefask that deflects your breath down, no more fogged goggles!

Got one.....

teeroy · Feb 4, 2008

Dunatic said:
buy a fog evader, it's a neoprene facefask that deflects your breath down, no more fogged goggles!

if his issue is the same as mine, it's not from breath fogging. seems that the foam wicks moisture from when you sweat a bit and then fogs the lenses starting from the edges close to the foam. my older Scott goggles didn't do it, but these new ones have the best coverage I have ever seen. they totally fill up the open space on my sled specific mx style helmet. just too warm maybe, or air doesn't get to the foam to dissipate some of the moisture, dunno. it is only a problem for me when it's colder than -15c while riding.

XC700116 · Feb 4, 2008

Cat Crap

You can find Cat Crap at outdoor sports stores too. It works real good for scopes and binoculars too. look at Sportsmans warehouse, Gander Mountain, Cabela's, or Bass Pro. Your local shop might have it too. Look in the optics section.

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