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[Big Jb TRX450]

gday crew, its time 2 buy goggles & i want 2 know who uses what. i want an anti fog pair. ive had scott anti fogs b4 & they didnt really do the job properly & when it was cold or raining i couldnt c out of them at all so now im open 2 suggestions of what 2 get & what sort of $$$ would i b looking at. 1 bloke said go buy ski goggles as they offer more vision & have vents so there is constant air passing through the lenses, so what do u all reckon????
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Last edited by Big Jb TRX450 on Sun May 13, 2007 9:28 pm; edited 1 time in total

[SIKMIC]

I use the Progrip anti fog, liht sensitive kind... They are great... bit more expensie tham most but they have lasted over 2 years..... I dont know about the ski goggles... wouldnt the vents let dust in???
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[buzzbro]

Have heard that you coat the foam at the vents with baby oil it'll act like an airfilter and catch the dust.Havn't tried it myself though but hey i like to learn from other peoples mistakes i'm not gunna wreck my goggles.
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[Losty Down Under]

Just got a set of Smith Piston series. Mirror blue lenses. Awsome on the dunes. Don't fog at all & not a grain of sand in them.
Have a couple of mates that use Mad Dog snow goggles in the dunes. They a happy with them.
I also use Plexus on my goggles. Makes a big diff.
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[Blaster Babe]

i have tried heaps of anti-fog gogs because i wear glasses under mine (and when both your glasses AND your goggles fog up, you're totally blind!). Smith's vented ski goggles work fairly well.

When i was working at Steve Cramer Products i got a pair of Utopia "Too Dirty" which claim to be anti-fog. They are by far the best i've used. The lenses are treated and the foam is so soft and airy there is plenty of ventilation. And that Plexus is great stuff too.

Cramers lost the Utopia rights and i'm not sure who brings them in anymore but we could track them down for you if you're interested?
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[noodles]

dont buy snow goggs
most antifog snow goggles are twin lenses separated by foam, and glued together they have holes in the front to let air in which would let dust in and you would never get them clean, they even still fog up and from experience snowboarding with a helmet the best thing to do is teach yourself to breathe through your nose this way the warm air is directed downwards away from your gogg's maybe this would work for bikes aswell.
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[Roycroft]

http://www.undecided.com.au/news.php
check out undecided new goggles
cheap too.
$32.00 for goggles and a free set of tear offs
$5 for 10 extra tear offs.
really good product as well, and australian made.
pm me if you need more info
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[Loosecannon450]

Hi

I have oakley crowbars,

Comfy, and a good selection of lenses

And most bikes shops have the lenses and tear-offs
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[PeteW]

Scott, twin lens anti-fog's (not with the vents) for winter and Turbo Flow len's for summer (foam on both sides of the vents, never had a problem and Iv'e used that turbo's in winter without too much fuss but it really depends on how wet it is.....the more expensive scott's tend to have better foam on them too.
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[Big Jb TRX450]

hmmmmmmm....... interesting
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[triple"A"]

hey dave thanks for the advice about breathing through your nose. i tried it and it works real good. sure beats trying to breath through my ears like i used to and undoubtedly better than through my a#$@ as i am known to do on occasion.