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cuda45
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EYE GLASSES

Post by cuda45 »

does any-body have a trick on keeping your eye glasses from fogging up?

They only fog up when I where my face mask,so i put my mask on first then I put on my glasses over my face mask.

I'm worried the deer will see the glare of the steal frame?
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Post by Digger »

I use ani-fog lens cleaner from an optitian and it works OK, when I'm out a drop of liquid soap and rub clean with a rag or kleenex gets the job done.
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Hunter Dan
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Post by Hunter Dan »

Tell me about it...mine still fog up even if i put them on after my mask. So i leave them at camp :) ....Maybe contact would do the trick :wink:
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Post by GREYWOLF »

RAIN-EX ati fog works great on all optic's out door;s , any auto part's store carries it. and it lasts for quite a while
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Post by ecoaster »

I only wear my face mask when I'm on the ground. I too wear glasses and found that for deer and duck hunting I just keep my head down and the brim of my hat will hide most of the glasses until I'm ready to shoot.
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Post by Sandman »

Shampoo with work....I use shampoo on my visor in hockey and it woorks just as well as the expensive anti fog stuff. Should work on glasses as well~!

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Post by chris4570 »

CONTACT LENSES!!! I found that when I switched to contact lenses I could see more. No fogging, no rain or snow, no glare. You get your peripheral vision back, a huge benefit when hunting. You can pick up movement that otherwise might have been blocked by your frames(blindspots). If I could afford it laser surgery would be the next step.
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Post by BigUgly »

Dish soap works but I find thw best thing is don,t let yourself overheat. If you do cool down before putting on fask mask.
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Post by chris4570 »

ttt
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cuda45
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Post by cuda45 »

thanx alot for all the sujestions i'm going to try some this week.
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Hunter Dan
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Post by Hunter Dan »

anti-fog...never crossed my mind...lol
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