How come my goggles are fogging up after about 10-15 minutes? The water in the pool is about 81 degrees I think.
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I agree with James G. I use Jaws quick spit every time I swim. I have never thought to see if it would work across multiple swims. It works great
89053
They don't make a seal around the eyes so we had no issues with them fogging up. It wasn't humid the day we used them either
2184055
Mine have not yet fogged up on me during rides. They do fog slightly on the edges when I'm sitting still at a light, but it clears up with a little wind on them.
623630
I usually just dip the whole goggle underwater, then shake the water off, lens will be decent enough, no misty. Good luck.
166358
The temperature here is in the 90's right now and the pool temperature is running around 84 to 88 degrees. I have a 8' x 32" pool.
2188140
Yes it is. Since I left my initial review I took the camera in the pool. It worked great for about 30 min. but then the lens started fogging up. I took it out and let it dry~ it never came back on. I was able to get the video off it and the video was great, but the camera is dead now. So I would not recommend using it in water.
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I would say at most two hours. Hopefully it's quite dry where you are, I was riding in the winter and the case got really fogged up so I had a lot of foggy video. That's why I didn't check the exact length of the video but there was a lot of it.
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.
1373640
I timed it today and it was a little over 6 hours. It could have something to do with humidity or maybe someone else put in a little more water? I don't know. I had never timed it before but I know from the beginning it was more than 4 hours.
111763
Same thing happened to me unfortunately I lost my receipt it worked for about 2 months and just quit one day. It had been undisturbed in the pool. I took it out and yes there is condensation inside and the LEDs are cloudy. So bummed cu. it worked great for the short time it worked. Really aggravating. For the price paid I thought I was getting a quality product. And attempts to contact any manufacturer are a waste cuz the product gives no information. Mm
1079219
I had similar issues with watches (fogged crystals) and other items getting wet. I took several packs of the small silica gel (come with tennis shoes for example) and put them in a zip lock bag with the item after the bulk of the water is dried off (maybe a day after removed from water, allowed to air dry) then put it in the ziplock with the silica gel packets. It will remove the water, but if the water did damage to a circuit board or LCD, then you're out of luck Brother.
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I think they're pretty good. I use them for hour-long practices and they're very comfortable and rarely leak. Normally any leak just requires readjusting them once and then they're good the whole practice. As for being foggy, they still fog up as much as my last pair of Speedos, so that would be the only downside. I still feel like they're not quite as foggy as other goggles I've used, though.
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These did get dropped into a pool, but rescued quickly without ill effect. They seem to be water repellant but IF they get soaking wet the lenses fog up with condensation. We left them outside (lost in the bushes) and it took about a week in rice to dehydrate the condensation.
861371
My pool is spprox 30k gal. Will raise temp from 80-90 degrees in about 8 hrs.
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.
827303
I wear contacts but I do wear sunglasses most days. I have found if I am not moving and breathing at a normal rate, I fog up pretty badly. While moving have not had any major issue but at a standstill or very slow pace yes it fogs up. Like Martyn said though, if you sorta put your lips against the mesh by your mouth and kinda of channel your exhale, it does eliminate a lot of the problem. This is not always a practical thing to do though.
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I wash my face first. Put on the cap, then put the strap behind my head and pull the goggles down over my eyes. Give them a little push to create a mild suction. Feel along the outside edges to make sure the goggles aren't overlapping the cap. They didn't leak at all during a three hour swim. Adjusting them during a swim with a wet face makes them a little leakier. Don't make them too tight.