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please move the battery on the ignite heated goggles to the left side. Reason will be obvious if you use your own product. 
Dear 509,
- Thread starter snopro75
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Well now I'm curious af I've never worn.please move the battery on the ignite goggles to the left side. Reason will be obvious if you use your own product.
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Can't turn them on while on the move unless you take your hand off the throttle for 3 seconds minimum. Left hand won't reach power button. I know 3sec don't sound like much but even on the trail if you take your hand off the throttle to torn em on you just created a stop & go situation for everyone behind
When the production team confronted the engineer with this fact, after 1,000,000 pairs had been made, the engineer argued with them. He put a helmet on and then the goggles, looked in a mirror, and proclaimed the battery was indeed on the left.
Clearly the solution is to get a left hand throttle! ?
I guess i don't have any problem. It's when your sitting there that you fog up.
Tell them not to fllow so close or go around. I have to try mine again. Don't remember a problem reaching it but I'm kind of ambidextrous. Know i have to go try it. Most of the time i wear my a bombs. Like them better.
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As a newer rider i get stuck more than most probably. Between breathing heavy, knocking snow in helmet and general helmet heat trying to get unstuck, my goggles are fogged often. They do work great though at defrosting/fogging even with snow inside. Having the batt on free hand side is comparable to having an avy bag handle on the right shoulder strap. Easier to access with a free/left hand while still running throttle.
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sounds right on par with anything from 509.
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