Goggles that DON'T FOG!

steezyjibber

steezyjibber

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im looking for some goggles this year that rarely ever fog.

ive had 2 pairs of anons in the past, and they've fogged ridiculously

not considering crowbars

thanks
 
Smith I/Os. I've purposely fogged it standing still, within 3 seconds of riding they were clear again. The airflow on them is perfect.
 
good choice or soldiers ive had no problems with them. hence why i have four pairs. part of it is the fit. make sure they fit your face good.
 
definatly

most of the problems are either

1: you wipe the inside of the lenses, never do that under any circumstance

2:they didnt fit your face very well

3:you just fucked them up

but you probably knew all of that, but just go to your shop and try on a bunch of different goggles to see which ones fit the best then narrow them down from there
 
if you arent looking to spend lots smith cascade graphix seris rarely fogged for me and thery only cost like 70 bucks
 
if you don't want crowbars try wisdoms, basically no oakley goggles fog, so a-frames, wisdoms, maybe the new ones
 
you can pretty much count on the A-frames, crowbars, and wisdoms to fog very rarely. ive been on the crowbars for 2 seasons and theyve probably fogged like twice. A-frames for 4 seasons and about 10 or 12 bad fogs.
 
It is stupid not to consider a product just because they are popular. In my opinion Crowbars are the best goggle out there when it comes to not fogging up. Go ahead and ignore the best goggles in the industry if you want, but I can't stand ignorance like this. What is the point of making this thread and saying "im not even considering crowbars" ? What if everyone told you that their crowbars have never fogged once, would you still be this stubborn? I don't get it....
 
Alot of goggles fog up when you wear them on top of a beanie. Or when you tuck your bandana into your goggles. both cause all the heat to go into your goggles ultimately fogging them up. Half of the time theres no much you can do about it, but alot of goggles (oakleys haven't fogged for me, EG2s/Realms have tho) are better than others. The realms I had fogged, but if you remove the top foam it eleminates fog, but snow gets in the lens and its pretty annoying/bad for the lens in general.
 
theyre not as popular i guess, but my isdesign strike frames never fog, ive had them for 2 and a half seasons.

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idk why everyone is saying a-frames. mine must have been a lemon pair cuz i had to ski the whole day at stowe with the fog in between the lenses and it was snowing like a bitch out so it was hard enough to see anyway. i did get them to "unfog" in the gondi only to have them fog back up when i put them back on and went outside. that ruined my day. thats why i got soldiers and they have never fogged.
 
What is the best non fogging goggle out there.

I have crowbars and witnesses and they don't fog but I am going to have to wear a full face for the first time this year so I need A REALLY REALLY GOOD no fogging goggle. Better than the oakleys for sure.

 
the best that I have ever used are Smith Prodigies, I can hike for an hour or more with them and not have them fog at all. I suppose any of the Smiths with the fan won't fog at all. I really want to get a pair of those.
 
I had great luck with my fuses at first and then they fogged up after a month. I think that was my fault. fortunately my shop was nice enough to give me a new pair after some ice ripped off a piece of the foam. after drying the new pair out completely from a couple weeks of use, they seem like they worked fine at windells and hopefully they'll do just as well all winter. I can't afford a new pair of goggles...
 
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