Goggles Fogging Up
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Goggles Fogging Up
Originally posted by: warwgn
your just not going fast enough to keep them from fogging!! Throttle up and problem solved.
your just not going fast enough to keep them from fogging!! Throttle up and problem solved.
Seriously tho, a little trick I learned was to put shaving cream in you goggles. Rub it around a little and then wipe it out. It really helps prevent fogging.
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yeah when im not moving i make sure to blow my breath down. most of the time its when your slow, not moving that the trouble starts then once it starts to fog its a biotch to get them to clear up unless you bring them inside and let them reset themselves
When i got my sled a few years back (its sold now to make cash for my boat) I invested in a snowmobile closed face helmet and wow its a lot better. its got a little nose cone that snaps in for extra fog protection and its a hell of a lot warmer on your face. I got it on sale for 113 bucks on dennis kirk. its a nice HJC. anyhow, if you can find a good sled helmet for a decent price its a nice investment for the winter or even the fall/spring when its pretty cold out and not snowing. just take the face mask piece out if it isnt real cold. I usualy ride with the visor cracked a tiny bit and helps prevent any fogging.
When i got my sled a few years back (its sold now to make cash for my boat) I invested in a snowmobile closed face helmet and wow its a lot better. its got a little nose cone that snaps in for extra fog protection and its a hell of a lot warmer on your face. I got it on sale for 113 bucks on dennis kirk. its a nice HJC. anyhow, if you can find a good sled helmet for a decent price its a nice investment for the winter or even the fall/spring when its pretty cold out and not snowing. just take the face mask piece out if it isnt real cold. I usualy ride with the visor cracked a tiny bit and helps prevent any fogging.
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12-14-2005, 01:44 PM
Goggles Fogging Up
My tips:
1) Buy anti-fog lenses
2) Buy a set of lenses that have two layers like used by skiers. These are often tinted in an orange color.
3) Get a set of goggles with thicker foam. Doesn't sound like yours are fitting tight enough.
4) Get the quickrelease setup so you can easily take them off any time you stop.
/Jon
1) Buy anti-fog lenses
2) Buy a set of lenses that have two layers like used by skiers. These are often tinted in an orange color.
3) Get a set of goggles with thicker foam. Doesn't sound like yours are fitting tight enough.
4) Get the quickrelease setup so you can easily take them off any time you stop.
/Jon
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