Anti-Fogging
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polarisrider1
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well, this is what I use with great results. (shadetree sells it too, in Catalog #153) so don't bash if it is the same thing you don't like. I bought mine at Sturgis last summer. Zooke Z-Spritz Anti-fog spray. The Zcloth and Z-wax work awesome to. Very happy. the Z-wax removed or filled the scratches on my goggle lenses.
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polarisrider1: My Shadetree came yesterday. Does this stuff work in winter temps? If you think I should try on my glasses I wll give it a try with my BRP modular helmet. Just gave up & don't wear glasses due to fogging & freezing. Ok during day but night riding is difficult when leading.
polarisrider1: My Shadetree came yesterday. Does this stuff work in winter temps? If you think I should try on my glasses I wll give it a try with my BRP modular helmet. Just gave up & don't wear glasses due to fogging & freezing. Ok during day but night riding is difficult when leading.
I rarely have fogging issues with my BV2S helmet, but I wipe the shield down with some stuff called Cat Crap just in case.
Or you may want to try a simple and inexpensive method -- shampoo. Anything translucent -- baby shampoo is perfect. Doesn't take much, a little dollop on a cloth, rub it around, wipe off when hazy. Use it on my hockey visor all the time.
Or you may want to try a simple and inexpensive method -- shampoo. Anything translucent -- baby shampoo is perfect. Doesn't take much, a little dollop on a cloth, rub it around, wipe off when hazy. Use it on my hockey visor all the time.
polarisrider1
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I have had good luck with it.Shadetree is $5 less than what I paid for the "kit". I use it on my regular glasses to. stuff lasts a long time. It was at Novi show too. The way they market it scared me a little (county fair type approach) but the stuff works. My buddie used it on his expensive Doo shield and it filled the scratches like new. I have some Rudy Project over glasses goggles. Replacement lenses for those are almost as much as the goggles. Filled scratches on then too. Thatwas with the z-wax. This z-spritz anti fog is what you use after cleaning with the wax. You have to do it in the correct order for it to work. I bought a kit for the cabin and a kit for home. Smurfrider uses it to and he said great results. another great product is Plexus for your sled windshield.
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It is the heat from your face that makes your sunglasses fog. Try wearing them further away from your face out on the end of your nose. Works for me.
StreetnSnow
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I've had good luck with Vari-Clear by Super Seer. Seems to work best if applied in 2 or 3 layers.
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The Apostate
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I tried dozens of remedies as I wear prescription glasses and sunglasses under my helmet but the only thing that has worked for me is a helemet that will allow proper ventilation of air to hit my glasses. I have had the best luck with HJC and not so good of luck with Scorpion EXO. When I ride hard and face is radiating heat I have to lift the visor at stops and I have to keep it open or cracked until we get moving fast enough for the lens' to clear. It can be frustrating until you get your lid set up but it's all that seems to work for me. I had bad luck with sprays and masks and actually don't use the mouth guard in my helmet either. Good luck.
What that has worked in the past. Get the smallest glasses that you can. Something like tanning bed glasses. A little bit of spit is an anti fog also. What i think that works best in modern days other than googles. Is a helmet with a pull down sunshield and can put different colors on also
msguss
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Yeha had to get my my wisdom tooth pulled, was unable 2 hang. That visor shade "SUXZ!!!!" Its adistorted view and make me dizzy looking throu it. Already dizzy enuff, I dont need any extra help for that