FogTech MotoSolutions Anti-Fog 30ml Bottle Paintball or Glasses

As an avid cyclist, both road and mountain, AND a RGP contact lens wearer I am forced to wear motorcycle type goggles. For the last 6 years I have used the Wiley X SG1 V-Cut lenses goggles with head strap. The goggles work great to keep wind and dust out of my sensitive eyes but the second I begin climbing or the humidity gets above 40% they would fog. Once they fog it was next to impossible to finish a ride without constantly lifting them off my skin to burp the moisture out.A little over one year ago I took to the net to find an anti-fog solution. I came across a product called C-Clear that came in a little plastic bottle. It was applied as a paste and buffed clear. You never knew if it was applied appropriately and even when it was any moisture would minimize its effectiveness (it is water soluble) and after about 1 hour on the bike the goggles would begin fogging.Finally last week I had enough and after reading the reviews on this stuff decided to give it a try. All I can say is WOW!I have completed a total of 4 road rides and 1 mountain bike ride with FogTech applied to the lenses. I apply it before every ride using their applicator pads. It goes on clear with no buffing needed (reminds me of Rain-X without the streaks). My first ride with the anti-fog was on a hot, dry, and breezy So Cal day so no fogging was to be expected. My second ride, on the other hand, was the first real test. It was 80F and 55% humidity with thunder showers in the area. Normally my goggles would be useless on a day like this. The challenge was on for FogTech. About 15 minutes into my ride I hit the first climb of the day. I was already perspiring and by the top of the climb the sweat was rolling off my body. To my amazement my goggles remained clear. Sitting up off the bars at the crest of the climb I lifted my lenses off my face to release the pooled perspiration, still no fogging! From there I completed the 25 mile ride with goggles that never fogged.Every ride has been the same so far, no fogging. The lenses remain optically clear. There were some negative reviews on this product and I can not speak to their experience but in my case, with my setup, and my usage this stuff works flawlessly. All this coming from a guy who rarely ever takes the time to review products on Amazon.

I did alot of researches to find that this one is probably the best. I used it 3 diff times on the field. 1st and 2nd time, it worked great.. the 3rd time which it happened yest.. idk why it didnt work.. like it worked for 3 mins and then fog start to build and i called my self out everytime, it might be the weather, it was really cold yest, but again thats the point of this antifog solution..When it worked, it worked great.. when it stopped, it STOPPED.. i suggest if you want to buy and use this product, give it some help by using a pandana, that will stop alot of moisture..ill update this review in prob 3 days when i go and play again, so i can make sure about the results..

I'm one of those guys who almost never gives anything a 5 star or a 1 star. Products usually just aren't perfect but also aren't completely terrible. This is the exception.I've used this in 3 scenarios and in each case, it performed extremely poorly.1: I primarily wanted this to put on my sunglasses while I ride my bike in sub freezing weather with a balaclava on. The balaclava forces air up and into my eyes which fogs up any glasses I wear. Unfortunately, while this cleared up the fog a small amount initially, I still couldn't see well at all. And it seemed to work less and less effectively throughout my ride to the point where I had to pull down my balaclava.2: I used this in the shower for my shower mirror to help me shave. It worked for all of 2 minutes and then was basically useless. I like my showers super hot so I didn't really suspect it would work great, but it was basically pointless in this scenario.3: Finally I used this on my sunglasses during a game of Ultimate Frisbee. The weather was nice around mid-60s but I sweat like crazy when I play. I normally have to wipe of my sunglasses multiple times or just remove them all together about 20 minutes into the game. This allowed me to keep them on for about 45 minutes instead of 20, but then it started to become covered in fog and sweat just like usual. So while it technically was an improvement, it wasn't a solution as I usually play for 2+ hours.So in all 3 different scenarios, it failed to give significant improvements. Maybe I got a bad batch. Maybe I'm just not applying it correctly (though it doesn't seem like rocket science). I've tried small amounts applied to the applicator and large amounts applied directly on the intended surface. But this stuff just isn't working for me any way I try it.