Glasses fogging up

[oddsends]

Originally Posted by dunawan

Rain-X

Exactly what I was thinking I just don't know if it would cause any damage to the coatings on glasses. (like the shading)

[burjzyntski]

I wear glasses, but, luckily for me, I can see alright without them. Is this an option for you? I'm nearsighted so I basically just need them for driving, watching movies/tv, and reading things that are far away.

I have the same problem as you, so I usually take them off before I go riding. I can't wait to get contacts/laser surgery (I look much better without glasses).

[Into the blue]

Originally Posted by burjzyntski

I wear glasses, but, luckily for me, I can see alright without them. Is this an option for you?

Unfortunately, I'm as blind as a bat.
My lenses are like the bottoms of coka-cola bottles.
Strangely enough I often find that just one lens will fog up.
Sometimes the left, sometimes the right.
Contacts are out of the question as I scream like a girl if a speck of dust gets in my eye. Actually touch it!? Are you nuts!?

I will look into the visor spray.

[steveyo]

Originally Posted by burjzyntski

I wear glasses, but, luckily for me, I can see alright without them. Is this an option for you? I'm nearsighted so I basically just need them for driving, watching movies/tv, and reading things that are far away.

I have the same problem as you, so I usually take them off before I go riding. I can't wait to get contacts/laser surgery (I look much better without glasses).

My eyes are also not too bad. On a hot, humid or rainy day I can ride or even play ultimate without glasses. At night, riding with a headlamp is the only time I absolutely need to have the corrective lenses, so that's when I wear the contacts.

[excaliber906]

Natural Vision Impovement

[thejdw]

The solution:

1) Get contacts- I wear them somtimes but not alot

2) Clean you glasses with soapy water befor a ride- The layer of soap prevents them from steaming up

3) Laser eye surgerary