fogging goggles?

[BFDFF-31]

i was wonder is there goggle out there that does not fog up. im getting tired of having to step away quickly to take my helmet off to wipe my goggles. if any one has a answer please let me know thanks

[Deluge059]

1. Step away, remove helmet.

2. Take goggles off.

3. Throw them in the trash.

4. Pull ut safety glasses in bunker coat.

5. Put them on and never look back.

[BFDFF-31]

LOL yeah that my plan. i think we have to have some type of eye protect on are helmet at all times.I maybe wrong.

[FWDbuff]

LOL yeah that my plan. i think we have to have some type of eye protect on are helmet at all times.I maybe wrong.

Yes you may be. Your grammar however, certainly IS wrong.

[zzyyzx]

I keep my goggles on my helmet for that "just in case" time that I don't have my safety glasses, or more often, loan my glasses to someone else that didn't have their eye pro.

If you have time, spit in your goggles. Not perfect, but helps.

[FFbg]

I don't have goggles on my helmet, and I'm not real sure if this will help. However, I put toothpaste on the inside of my scuba mask and that helps with the fogging. Just rub it in and rinse out the excess. I would start with just a little since safety goggle lenses are plastic as opposed to scuba goggle lenses which are made of glass, and I'm not sure if toothpaste will mess with plastic. I doubt it will though.

[N2DFire]

I don't have goggles on my helmet, and I'm not real sure if this will help. However, I put toothpaste on the inside of my scuba mask and that helps with the fogging. Just rub it in and rinse out the excess. I would start with just a little since safety goggle lenses are plastic as opposed to scuba goggle lenses which are made of glass, and I'm not sure if toothpaste will mess with plastic. I doubt it will though.

Be VERY careful with toothpaste - Most toothpast products contain a very fine "gritty" compound called pumice and it will scratch plastic (trust me I used to use toothpaste to polish metal gears in R/C car transmissions years ago).

Since I seldom use my goggles (safety glasses rock!!) I don't really do anything to keep them from fogging but there's a compound called "Cat Crap" (no not REAL cat crap) that gets very good reviews. Bikers use it on their visors.

http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/motor...isor-anti-fog/

[BFDFF-31]

Thanks for the replays. This been bugging me for weeks.

[dmleblanc]

fogging goggles?

Just take the foggin' goggles off. Or you could put your foggin' mask on. Pretty foggin' simple, really....

[FFbg]

Be VERY careful with toothpaste - Most toothpast products contain a very fine "gritty" compound called pumice and it will scratch plastic (trust me I used to use toothpaste to polish metal gears in R/C car transmissions years ago).

Since I seldom use my goggles (safety glasses rock!!) I don't really do anything to keep them from fogging but there's a compound called "Cat Crap" (no not REAL cat crap) that gets very good reviews. Bikers use it on their visors.

http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/motor...isor-anti-fog/

Well thanks. I didn't mean to give bad info. It doesn't do anything to glass scuba lenses, but plastic lenses would definitely be another story.

[Doorbreaker]

You can buy anti-fog coatings in most dive shops. However I have yet to find a goggle that doesn't fog regardless. One of the reasons I think the NFPA thoughts about making goggles the required eye protection the standard is foolish.

[nameless]

I don't have goggles on my helmet, and I'm not real sure if this will help. However, I put toothpaste on the inside of my scuba mask and that helps with the fogging. Just rub it in and rinse out the excess. I would start with just a little since safety goggle lenses are plastic as opposed to scuba goggle lenses which are made of glass, and I'm not sure if toothpaste will mess with plastic. I doubt it will though.

I'd stay away from toothpaste. Don't coat your goggles/face piece with the same stuff you polish your badge with.

[The 52nd]

There is a spray used to keep the a hockey helmet shield from fogging. It'll neeed to be re-applied every couple of days. You could also use shaving cream, which I think will last longer.

[Acklan]

Maybe there is an alternative...



Lights too.

[ChiefKN]

Just take the foggin' goggles off. Or you could put your foggin' mask on. Pretty foggin' simple, really....

Foggin' ridiculous.









You beat me to it!

[BFDFF-31]

i was also wondering what is the differences between the goggles we can buy that mount to are helmets and like motorcross goggles other then it says nfpa.

[jbrescue]

Johnson and Johnson no tears shampoo works just like Rain X and will not harm the plastic. Use a small amount and let dry. Buff it off. Works for quite a while too. The Cat Crap works and I have some I bought years ago at a ski shop.

[whfd hems 930]

i was also wondering what is the differences between the goggles we can buy that mount to are helmets and like motorcross goggles other then it says nfpa.

that is about the only difference, fire gear has NFPA, so it is twice as high, even though the ESS saftey glasses that I used to use till I got the hide-a-way glasses and they were the same setup as motocross, just no NFPA labeling.

And it must be NFPA for firefighting

[BFDFF-31]

that is about the only difference, fire gear has NFPA, so it is twice as high, even though the ESS saftey glasses that I used to use till I got the hide-a-way glasses and they were the same setup as motocross, just no NFPA labeling.

And it must be NFPA for firefighting

Thanks that what i thought.