Anti fog product recommendation

[bostontennis]

I brought a sports google. It's close to my face and I was told to use anti fog cloth or some other product to keep it from fogging up. I checked amazon and found mah

 

[shug]

Straight dish washing liquid on the lenses (liberally), allow to dry, then polish off. I tried it on my glasses and it seems to work.

 

[marsh]

I have tried everything and never found anything that is worth the effort of fooling with.

 

[bostontennis]

Straight dish washing liquid on the lenses (liberally), allow to dry, then polish off. I tried it on my glasses and it seems to work.

after applying dish detergent to lenses, do i need to watch it? if just let it dry, is it clear?

 

[shug]

After it dries, polish (not rinse) the lenses. I have a micro cloth or even eye glass cloth...

 

[bostontennis]

thanks. i heard that baby shampoo does it better, is it true?

 

[Deleted member 23235]

interesting... I gotta try these.
i’ve tried:
*alcohol
*catcrap
*scopedope
*saliva

they work for a bit, but depends how much humidity needs to be “absorbed” before the moisture starts heading again (fogging)

other things i’ve found helpful... toweling off often, head band+changed often,... drop weight, to reduce sweating, no hat, vents on top part of frame,...

all of it helps... but on really humid days, it’s often better to just not play


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[2nd Serve Ace]

Well, the less "rim" you have on your glasses, the less surface area for moisture to accumulate.

I like bolle kickbacks.

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