How do you stop your glasses / Goggles fogging up?
dan shard
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Im sure there have been posts in this before but I couldnt find any so apologies, but wondered how you do it? Ive had loads of different types of glassess and goggles of varying expense and always get this problem. Been trying to look into this week and heard lots of different opinions, from washing-up liquid to spit, to muc-off antifog. Whats the best and what do you use??
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Value furniture polish, used it on motorbike visors for years until the pinloc insert system came out. Just get in the habit of taking them off if you stop.0
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Mine only fog up when I stop, so the answer is to keep cycling"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
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Not had a problem with Oakley O-frame MX anti-fog goggles tbh. They only fog up when provoked eg uphill on a calm cold night or standing around wearing them
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Thanks, I might try the candle wax. Mine tends to fog up any time that Im not a full attack speed so any small acsent or slower pedally section and Im blind. Results in me taking them off and wiping them non-stop0
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Tried 'em all, nothing else works as well as Nikwax Visorshield... Doesn't just stop misting, also means rain rolls right off them, mud doesn't stick as much either. Seems a little expensive when you buy it, but the bottle I have has been doing my kit for about 8 years now.Uncompromising extremist0
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