I've been using the goggles in an indoor pool for about 2 weeks. They were fogging up on me so i used a commerical spray "Spit" to try and remedy the situation. Now they not only continue to fog up, there is a hazy film residue on the lenses. Any...
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I would just try and wash the spray off with some soap and water? For fog, I usually let the goggles hang out in the pool water and equilibrate to the temperature for about 30 seconds. Then, shake them out (don't wipe!), and put them on.
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In my personal experience, I had no trouble at all with the fog. Even when I had terrible weather while skiing. I highly recommend these goggles.In case they get snow inside, I suggest drying them naturally and perhaps using a tissue for the outside lens.
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My son had the same issue. I bought one pair of each prescription and then took the pairs apart when they arrived to make two pairs of swim goggles for him. Worked great! I marked the higher prescription side with a dot of sharpy so he would know which way to put them on each time.
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I'm in the habit of cracking the visor open whenever I'm not moving forward, as it fogs up considerably at idle, as others have said. There are anti-fogging sprays out there, but I have never tried them. As for glasses, I tried it with some safety glasses that I have and they fit pretty well with both visors down, which, I have to confess, I wasn't expecting to be the case.
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Not me. Mine stay clear until I am really warm from work out, then they may begin to fog depending on water temperature.
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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 would contact the company I use this stuff and ended up replacing all of my de filters if your trying to fight green algee and have not broken down your de filter and cleaned all of the screens that's what you need to do they algee up and your just pumping the green stuff back into your pool I wlll never use this stuff again hope this helps
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I have worn the safety glasses my work provides with them...There was no fogging. The opening stays pretty tight against your face so any breath can't escape up past the nose to cause fogging behind eyewear. Of course, transitioning from hot/cold areas quickly will naturally cause fogging no matter what you do. Hope my answer helps! :)
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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 would not recommend these lights. They have allready taken in water and foged up on the inside lense. My angle was about 20.
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Hi there, I were glasses too and all I have to do is adjust them before I lower the the helmet visor. As for fogging up this is not the best sometimes it does but once I take off with my motorcycle it clears in no time.
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I have used these as a backup pair for airsoft and hadn't had real fogging issues, but I'd go ahead and use anti-fog if you have any and if not there is a trick with dish soap you can look up.
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With Sunglasses not so much, says my son. With Goggles, ...as long as there are no air pockets between the seal of the goggle directly on your skin and your face, there's no fogging (and you cleaned your goggles with spit --no joke). If goggles are on top of the mask, and again though, no air pockets, and put the bottom seam, (seam above and across the bottom of your eyes, and the top of your nose) put that seam BELOW the goggles, not under it. If it's under the goggles, then the breath from your nose, may fog up the goggles. Get it?
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Mine were the same way, I hung them outside, wiped them down with all kinds of stuff! It seems finally after several months it has dissipated some and is not as strong as it once was. I use them about 4 times a week in a kickboxing class, so I guess it finally rubbed off or something! Not really sure! the last thing I tried was putting baking soda in a coffee filter and placing inside, that was to help with sweat odor, so that may have helped as well! Not really sure what would work the best!
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I've read other reviews claiming that the strap broke for them as well. (It seemed the strap was made of very nice, soft rubber, so it's a shame!) I would suggest contacting the seller/producer. I returned my pair of Ispeed goggles, since they leaked and visibility under water was blurred. I replaced them with a Speedo Air Seal XR, which seems much better aligned to my narrow face. The best fit I've got so far, however, is from a Speedo Vanquisher 2.0.
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Not really. I did not have problems with fogging but it does nto say they were waterproof and I try to keep them dry.
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When mine did that, it was simply a dirty lens. I cleaned it with a microfiber cloth. As the lens is plastic, is it possible that some substance came in contact with it and turned it cloudy? Sorry, these are the only simple things I can think of