Would this work on airsoft goggles that fog up due to body heat?
271997
This stuff is the best spray I've found, having said that it still fogs up my motorcycle face shield...You need to spray the spit on, let it sit a minute, and then rinse it under water. Don't bother wiping it around or wiping it off... If I let it air dry it works better than if I wipe it down with a clean microfiber cloth.
271998
I don't know . I use those for my swim goggles only . I noticed however that my goggles will get foggy ( despite the Artificial spit) if i will shower with hot water before entering the pool ( simulating the body heat scenario). It is a good idea - I may try it in the winter.
1246027
I don't know why you'd want to do that, but I imagine you could. Even warm-ish water will prevent it from fogging.
366865
Most likely not, but, do NOT use the visor in airsoft/paintball. It is not meant for that and can provide a danger. It is for cosmetics only.
84450
Don't know (never heard of "airsoft")--sorry. I use them for shooting at an indoor practice range, and have had no problems with them fogging.
723638
We used this fogger at Halloween in a caldron for decorations at the Environmental Center - it does spray up a little. We would turn it off at night - we had to add water to it each day so we would have the foggy look - I have no idea what would happen if it was to be left on all night.
554507
I have tried it and it did not seem to work as well as I thought it would, It tried to fog up a little
166656
Yes, I have it on my airsoft gun, and even on the brightest summer day, it works great!
605493
I took this during a kayaking trip. I didn't have that problem. The casing is air tight, so there shouldn't be any moisture to cause lens fogging.
1930187
Probably not the best Idea for motorcycle. The eye openings are perforated for use with airsoft guns. Your visibility will be diminished. Might be able to remove the perforated pieces. Not sure how it would handle high speeds. The straps used to hold it on are elastic and are adjustable. It does sit off your face a bit so wind could catch it and pull it off.
1541149
I haven't noticed it getting hot and you can replace the plastic lens with a tempered glass lens for a very little bit of money, that should stop any fogging.
1822895
If your fogging solution is normally activated by a propane fogger I don't see any reason why it won't work for that. This fogger is well made & really works well, btw, and I'm into my 3rd or 4th season with it.
1136009
Probably not without having it up by quite a bit. I've never tried though. I wear antifog goggles with a respirator.
827302
Hi Jason, My specs fog up too. I've done all my mototcycling in Europe and America wearing glasses and it's the one and only thing that bugs me about the thing I do most for fun (in public) All previous balaclavas, when worn covering my nose have simply exacerbated the problem and no amount of anti-fog treatment of my lenses or visor would help very much. The CTR Chinook has a panel in the nose/mouth area that helps enorrmously and whilst it's not perfect it does make a huge difference. When moving your misting problem will likely be minimal but at stops you'd normally be frantically lifting the visor or poking around with a gloved finger in an effort to create a small clear window. With the chinook I've found that pursing my lips at stops, so that they actually come into contact with the mesh panel, whilst lifting the visor results in almost zero spectacles misting. Like I said. It's by no means perfeect but on cold rides I often find myself wishing I'd found and purchased something similar years ago. Frankly it's a mystery why motorcycle clothing manufacturers don't pay more attention to the snow mobile sector. Hope this helps.
1368801
No, absolutely not. In fact it fogs up inside running in warm and hot dry weather. Look for a different and waterproof holder
758800
Lens pop out easily; little too easily I think; so you can probably change lens. As I mentioned before, my problem with goggles were that they were NOT anti fog. I play in a non AC gym; which has moderate to high humidity. However, even with lot humidity my goggles fogged over.
913469
I haven't tried a thermal fogger but I believe this chemical is too dangerous to be suspended in air where someone might breathe it. According to directions it shouldn't come into contact even with your skin.
1428670
if its your prescription glasses then i think it would. but i wouldn't recommend this mask because it will fog up right away.