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.
2116128
Not at all. Matter of fact, while swimming laps, I don't need to take these off and clean them. They do not seem to fog, and are extremely comfortable. Maybe the pair you received are defective.
34107
That has not happened to me. In wet weather I do wipe off the lenssurface before driving. The foggy picture has always cleared.
1049994
I only used them while skiing. I used them each time so I can only say I never had moisture inside the case to fog the lens. I did not use them while snorkeling using the wrist case. Did not have any lens fog there either. Either way, the strips don't hurt anything so throw one in if you open your case in a moist or humid environment.
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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 haven't had the fogging problem others encountered. When it rains water drops do make the image cloudy. Just cleaning the lens after it rains has worked for me.
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After 45 minutes of continuous free style swimming it becomes a little uncomfortable on my forehead even though it is not too tight. But I do not swim for more than 45 minutes. Snorkel has no effect on the eyes. The goggles are uncomfortable on the eyes after 45 minutes! This is a great product, I've been using them for several years now and will be buying a spare one. They get a bit cloudy after a long period of usage, soaked in chlorinated water brings them back to squeaky clean, however there will be an after smell of chlorine which takes a few days to clear up, that is why I am buying a second set. After 45 minutes of continuous free style swimming it becomes a little uncomfortable on my forehead even though it is not too tight. But I do not swim for more than 45 minutes. Snorkel has no effect on the eyes. The goggles are uncomfortable on the eyes after 45 minutes! This is a great product, I've been using them for several years now and will be buying a spare one. They get a bit cloudy after a long period of usage, soaked in chlorinated water brings them back to squeaky clean, however there will be an after smell of chlorine which takes a few days to clear up, that is why I am buying a... » Read More After 45 minutes of continuous free style swimming it becomes a little uncomfortable on my forehead even though it is not too tight. But I do not swim for more than 45 minutes. Snorkel has no effect on the eyes. The goggles are uncomfortable on the eyes after 45 minutes! This is a great product, I've been using them for several years now and will be buying a spare one. They get a bit cloudy after a long period of usage, soaked in chlorinated water brings them back to squeaky clean, however there will be an after smell of chlorine which takes a few days to clear up, that is why I am buying a second set. « Show Less
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sorry to hear. it's annoying, especially if you're meticulous with these things! i'm not sure it's common (at least it hasn't happened to me). however, i do use a lens blower/duster, a microfiber, methyl alcohol cleaning liquid. see this useful link from Ken Rockwell (http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/cleaning.htm) and more generic help from B&H;: http://goo.gl/L3ZE9. good luck. post back how you make out.
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I do not snowboard so I do not have experience to apply. I think it may be the case that the strap is not strong enough to maintain placement on your head given the intensity I would think the sport would create. You may want to get a stronger elastic strap. The goggles are comfortable and light weight. I have not had any problem with fogging.
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I ALWAYS submerge my goggles (any make) in the body of water I'm about to swim in for about 30secs until they are at that temp then rinse with tap water. Rinse again when I'm done and store in a hard case. They should last and be crystal clear until a strap breaks or eye cushion goes brittle. I NEVER touch my lenses. Even if they are smudged just splash about in some soapy dish water and rinse and hard-case. Last forever until I loan or lose em
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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.
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I swim three times a week in an outdoor heated pool. I used to use the Aqua Sphere Kayenne goggles but found they would leak after about a year of use. I switched to the Kaiman goggles and have used them for over a year with no leaks. I do make sure to rinse them off in cold fresh water after every use and let them air dry thoroughly and that seems to help. I've found the Kaiman goggles to be very comfortable.
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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 have just started using clear care for scleral lenses and I am having this same problem. I end up with only about a quarter of an inch of solution at the end of the process. It seems to all bubble out of the little air vent on top of the case. My lenses are gas perm so they don't dry out but I worry that my lenses aren't being cleaned well. I asked my Dr and she hadn't heard of this problem. I do rub my lenses with a multi-purpose solution beforehand - I'll try rinsing the lenses well before using the clear care and see if that helps. Thanks for the suggestion and for asking the question! I have just started using clear care for scleral lenses and I am having this same problem. I end up with only about a quarter of an inch of solution at the end of the process. It seems to all bubble out of the little air vent on top of the case. My lenses are gas perm so they don't dry out but I worry that my lenses aren't being cleaned well. I asked my Dr and she hadn't heard of this problem. I do rub my lenses with a multi-purpose solution beforehand - I'll try rinsing the lenses well before using the clear care and see if that helps. Thanks for the suggestion and for asking the question!
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I did mine at least 4 months ago. I noticed the lenses started to have a haze/showing sign of yellow already. Understand, I live in Houston, Texas, where we got sunshine most of the time, including winter.
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I don't know as I've not tried it yet. Do know that the housing fogged up so I'm guessing pictures didn't work. Again, I've not actually viewed the video i took, but from past underwater camera experience, if the housing is fogged there is no way a good pic can come out.
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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?