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bruskim8

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• Nov 21, 2010

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cant find anyone that makes them anymore.tried making my own with a rear window defrost repair kit.but unsuccesful.i know goggles with a leash defeats the purpose.like the goggles have tried every trick in the book.any help would be appreciated.thanks

 

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• Nov 21, 2010

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If your issue is fogging I have a solution for you right now...Haber Eliminator...you can check them out at:

http://www.habervision.com/product/HaberEliminator.aspx

 

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bruskim8

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• Nov 21, 2010

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tried the habervion system last season in several different goggles.same end results.have tried treating the goggles with just about everything under the sun.still fog or worst freeze up.thanks. Bruski

 

NorthMNSledder

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• Nov 21, 2010

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I got a pair that have been used two times that I will sell to you. I only have an icing problem when the temps get real cold -20 to -40 below zero so I gave them a try. Decided to just use the full face on those days and not mess with the goggles. PM me your e-mail addy and your location I will send you a couple pics of them to see if they are what you want.

Thanks,

Ben

 

AndrettiDog

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• Nov 21, 2010

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Another thumbs up for the Eliminator. It makes fog removal/prevention easy. Check them out, I doubt you will be disappointed. Another pleasant surprise was how well the polarized Haber goggles work.