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Foggy Glasses

Tuesday 24th June 2008 at 6:56:54 AM

Trail Bear
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Hi all! I just found this board a couple of weeks ago. Thanks for all the great info! I have a question. I live in an area that gets fairly humid in the summer and I wear eye glasses. Is there any way to stop them from fogging up while hiking on hot humid days?( I used to wear contacts, but as I've gotten older, I have more and more trouble with them and have resorted to just using glasses) Any ideas? Thanks
 
 
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Saturday 28th June 2008 at 6:40:41 PM

Bigdog57
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Welcome to the group!
I have the same problem.  If I place them out further, they will clear - but then tend to slip down.  If I wear a strap to secure them, they fog up!
Luckily, my sight isn't too bad, so I just take them off.
 
It does really bother me at the shooting range though - gotta have them on then!  Florida is very muggy this time of year!
 
 
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Wednesday 2nd July 2008 at 2:11:40 PM

Little Rock
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Try using the product called "Rain-X" on your glasses.  I use a thin layer when I clean my glasses at the end of the day.  I work outside most of the time, it helps to keep the sweat and dirt from sticking, and I don't have  any fogging up issues.
 
 


Live life as if were your last on planet earth, then wake up and go to work. Hell I guess thats what the weekend are for.
 
 
 
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