Gene
I have raced since 1960 with glasses. I find that with the balaclava it is
best to inhale with your mouth and then breath down with your nose. I also
have the glasses just a shade more forward on my nose than usual. I also put
a thin piece of duct tape under the visor rim so it is cracked just enough
to let in some air without the grid meanies getting all over me. I use bar
soap on the lens and have not had a problem with fogging.
Ed Capullo
From: Gene Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [F500] fog free face shields?
Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2007 17:01:47 -0800
I have the Fog City liner with photochromic and the only time it has fogged
on me was coming off the track after a rain session at about 45 degrees.
Stopped with no air flow, it would fog from the heat from my sweat;
cracking the visor cleared it immediately, wish I could say the same for my
glasses...
Gene near Seattle
On Mar 9, 2007, at 2:34 PM, Cory McLeod wrote:
I don't know what the cost premium is for the fog free shields, but I have
had good success with the Fog City anti-fog liner on my standard shield.
No fogging, regardless of weather. They last forever, and the cost was
about $19 the last time I bought one (3-4 years ago).
Cory
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