I want to use these in a indoor shooting range. All the ones I have tried before fogged up. How are these?
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Sorry to take so long these are for my husband and he was on a trip and I had to wait for him to return. He really likes them but has not worn in a shooting range. They are made to go over his glasses if that makes any difference.
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I use them for night driving to minimize glare and they've never fogged up. I can't say for the shooting range.
456200
Used mine for several months in different weather conditions while hunting and boating and have not had any fogging issues. Excellent binoculars!
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I would say so they are gas filled so never fog up. Nikon makes good binocs.
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they're very durable and visible in low light conditions. I just wasn't able to accurately sight in my weapon. To me & this is just me, the front sight sticks up too high prohibiting accuracy & rubs against the inside of any holster other than one made especially for it. It just shot too high & having to compensate because of that made it unreliable. I removed it immediately upon returning home. I didn't see any way to adjust sights other than windage.I had to aim almost 6" below target & to me thats totally unacceptable & again, thats just me. Have the S&W; 40 Shield... If someone can solve that problem, please let me know how without having to shim the rear sight. Good luck they're very durable and visible in low light conditions. I just wasn't able to accurately sight in my weapon. To me & this is just me, the front sight sticks up too high prohibiting accuracy & rubs against the inside of any holster other than one made especially for it. It just shot too high & having to compensate because of that made it unreliable. I removed it immediately upon returning home. I didn't see any way to adjust sights other than windage.I had to aim almost 6" below target & to me thats totally unacceptable & again, thats just me. Have the S&W; 40 Shield... If someone can... » Read More they're very durable and visible in low light conditions. I just wasn't able to accurately sight in my weapon. To me & this is just me, the front sight sticks up too high prohibiting accuracy & rubs against the inside of any holster other than one made especially for it. It just shot too high & having to compensate because of that made it unreliable. I removed it immediately upon returning home. I didn't see any way to adjust sights other than windage.I had to aim almost 6" below target & to me thats totally unacceptable & again, thats just me. Have the S&W; 40 Shield... If someone can solve that problem, please let me know how without having to shim the rear sight. Good luck « Show Less
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These do really well at the indoor range (shooting everything from 22 to 357 mag to 45 ACP). In my personal opinion, that's where they shine most. I was a bit skeptical, but a friend of mine and I both use electronic muffs when we go and we can have a conversation easily. More importantly, you can be sure you will hear the range instructor's commands if needed. As I mentioned in my review, they are not as slim as some other electronic muffs, but they reduce the decibels more. About the same thickness as standard indoor range muffs.
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I have used the product, indoors only, with different laser lights and all have worked fine. I think the key is not to have excessive ambient light on the plinking cans. I use them a lot for training and have had no significant issues
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Nah... I have COMPLETELY fogged out the inside of my house to no ill effect. Unless you count a few freaked out dogs. I didn't keep smoking it out all night long or anything but I pumped out enough fog that I couldn't see more than 2ft in front of my face. No residue... I used it for about 5 hours strait last halloween and his out in the fog bank on the front porch. Worked like a charm. Someone from the road called the fire dept. They laughed it off.
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Not sure. I haven't used them in an indoor range. But they are great out doors.
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I think they're pretty good. I use them for hour-long practices and they're very comfortable and rarely leak. Normally any leak just requires readjusting them once and then they're good the whole practice. As for being foggy, they still fog up as much as my last pair of Speedos, so that would be the only downside. I still feel like they're not quite as foggy as other goggles I've used, though.
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I have only used them once for shooting practice. It did a good job silencing the gun noise and I couldn't hear people's voices very much. Not sure how it would be for your use.
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yes. I think I know what you're talking about. Mine aren't fogging so much, but vision is terribly impeded - almost looks like a thin coating of vaseline or something on the lens - horrible optically. Tried pump quick spit and even washed - no difference. In fact, I've stopped using them and back to the less comfortable but optically correct Speedos.
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The short answer is "no" but I picked up some anti-fog spray in the optical dept. at WalMart and applied it before I ever wore them at the range. I had fogging problems with other glasses previously but so far, at the same range and under the same conditions, no fogging problem with these glasses. I hope this helps.
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I've been using one in a large warehouse and I noticed that it did fog up once on a damp night. The domes are best used in areas that are within people's reach, their angle can't be adjusted without taking the dome off which requires an allen wrench. Thus, you don't have to worry about people moving them.
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They are lightly shaded, I assume to prevent distraction. What I like is they are perfect for indoor range shooting. If you will be outdoors in bright sun you may want something darker.
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Anna, I would not suggest you do. I setup a slightly enclosed "haunted house" apx, 30ft x 20x and within 20 minutes it was fogged to the point you could hardly see while walking through it. I will say I am very happy with the fogger. It did it's job well. Just make sure you keep an eye on the fog and are there to turn it off when it gets too thick.
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I have found that they are in fact fogproof. Haven't discovered if they are truly waterproof yet. Supposed to be at three feet for five minutes.
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It depends on how much moisture you put of the foam around the glasses. As others have noted, they do fog pretty bad. Especially for a person like me who sweats a lot when they work out. I noticed that some tried to remove some of the foam, while others wear them loosely. To me, that's too much work. Also, I now do not trust their UV claims. At the very least, they are not polarized. I can see my iPhone tracking read outs with them on. I can't with my other polarized glasses.