fogging glasses

anyone have any tips on how to keep my eye glasses clear in this weather?

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Permalink Reply by Barbra Mann on January 29, 2010 at 6:20am
How about ski goggles made to fit over prescription goggles? I just saw some on the oakley website when I got my ski goggles...dope!
Permalink Reply by Duppie on January 29, 2010 at 7:31am
Can I ask where you got these? I'm in the market for a new pair this year. Also, do they have replacable lenses? This time of year I ride a lot in the dark and for me tinted glasses are a no-no when it's dark outside
Thanks, Duppie

Michael A said:
yeah, I use a pair of adidas prescription cycling glasses,
Permalink Reply by Homebuilt on January 29, 2010 at 10:31am
I wear ski goggles when it gets cold enough, I haven't found any coating that works: catcrap is crap, rain-x as well.
Permalink Reply by Michael A on January 29, 2010 at 11:58am
Pearle vision has them, I opted for the no line bifocal, with the sun darkening lenses, they are great in both the brightest sun, and then they turn totally clear indoors or at night

Duppie said:
Can I ask where you got these? I'm in the market for a new pair this year. Also, do they have replacable lenses? This time of year I ride a lot in the dark and for me tinted glasses are a no-no when it's dark outside
Thanks, Duppie

Michael A said:
yeah, I use a pair of adidas prescription cycling glasses,
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Permalink Reply by Liz W. Durham on January 30, 2010 at 11:31am
Cat Crap!!! That stuff is awesome. I have never had fogging issues when using the stuff. Can probably find it at Campmor, Eastern Monutain Sports, maybe REI.
Permalink Reply by john89 on April 17, 2016 at 7:51pm

Back in the day I used to use something called "Cat Crap". Yeah wierd- but it worked. Found it at a ski supply shop for use on goggles, been looking for it ever since.. Good luck!

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