There seems to be issues with wiping the inside of the lens and it reducing the fog resistant coating. How does one correct that?
592096
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.
592097
You shouldn't need to wipe the inside often, if at all. Don't rest them on your forehead and they won't fog. If you somehow get snow inside them shake/blow it out and allow them to air dry. With all the vents they will dry and un-fog themselves quickly. If you treat them well, they will treat you well.
592098
You have to make sure you buy the correct lens cleaner for the lenses, only wipe them with a dry microfiber cloth and never wipe them with your fingers. Sounds impossible but the coating works great and it keeps the fog away 99% of the time. Whenever I got some fog I just wiped in some more of the protectant(comes with the goggles) and boom good to go.
84449
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.
755778
Well I personally have never had an issue with the lenses scratching and I've used them in many conditions from dry and dusty to wet and rainey... my biggest concern was in humid conditions they fog up really bad to the point where you have to wipe them every 30 seconds or they're worthless. That all being said I still believe that for the price and what you get its a great deal and I'm still very happy with my purchase.
476836
Same problem. Some people won't care, but I want crystal-clear windows on the world. Even finger-scrubbing these glasses with grease-cutting dishwashing detergent and rinsing under very hot water won't remove all the smudges (and this ALWAYS makes my other eyeglasses and sunglasses impeccably spotless). It's like there is some sort of fine grease layer that even aggressive cleaning won't remove entirely, and what remains just moves around the surface. It may be some chemical inside the lens that is leaching out.
914857
Did you try cleaning the lens. Try a Q-Tip and some alcohol. See it that works.
1515019
I use a lens cleaner wipe. The same as can be used to clean eye glass lenses. They work really good.
1124317
Lenses are clear.I suppose you could scuff them up with sand paper or have them sand blasted to get the frosted look.Another trick that works and is simple to do is to use really cheap aerosol hairspray or polyurethane (water proof and more permanent) and spray it into the air above the lens, letting the mist fall onto the lens. This works great for making frosted camera filters and should do well for your needs too.Hope it helps.
1810033
Sorry this is late, but yes, I have had no problems with it other than dirt and water getting on it. I did follow another persons suggestion about coating the seams with silicone and I have had no issues with it. Works really well for the price. Hope this helps. I did not apply silicone to the lens, didn't want any distortion.
2177511
Not sure about the melting lens issue but the Anzo developed a seal leak and internal fogging within a year. I would opt for a CAPA certified replacement vs. factory. Good luck.
1607584
Yes, but apply the cleaning solution to the cloth you're using instead of directly to the lens.
447822
Hello Al -- I have successfully used a micro-fiber cloth. In an emergency, a dry cotton t shirt will do and a breath to fog. These lens coatings are stable, but be careful about using liquids. This is a good site to check: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/indepth/photography/tips-solutions/how-clean-your-lens-and-filters-properly. Patrick
623630
I usually just dip the whole goggle underwater, then shake the water off, lens will be decent enough, no misty. Good luck.
1261202
I have found that it goes on easily in the correct position, but seems to get stuck on the lens when reversed. It has been stuck so bad, that I thought I was going to damage the lens getting it off.
434874
I clean the camera lens on my iPhone and the lenses on optics with no problems. I do follow up with a micro fibre towel which makes it perfect. Otherwise there is a little tiny bit of residue, You can't see it but it's there.
2116132
yes. I think I know what you're talking about. Mine aren't fogging so much, but vision is terribly impeded - almost looks like a thin coating of vaseline or something on the lens - horrible optically. Tried pump quick spit and even washed - no difference. In fact, I've stopped using them and back to the less comfortable but optically correct Speedos.
629973
That's a real good question. Unfortunitly I havent used this product in those conditions. I'm guessing that product will only prevent a portion of your lenses from fogging.
98858
The lens is not glass. You should be able to very carefully remove the lenses.