anti-fogging solutions?

[Psychosis]

Are there any more solutions that people are aware of, besides the ones listed in this thread?

miairsoft.proboards70.com/index.cgi?board=gear&action=display&thread=1083262503

[Toothbrush]

I know it was mentioned in the other thread, I have already told you about it Psychosis but GET C-CLEAR! It works, 'nough said.

[Matt (Achilles)]

I don't know if this works, and it has been sort of controversial, but I've heard people say they drill 5mm 4mm holes on the corners of there lenses and it naturally vents. I would think it would weaken the lens but I couldn't give a defiant answer.

Dos anyone have info about this?

[Zorak]

Drilling holes in your safety equipment is the wrong answer, period.

[SWAT A4]

Direct Quote from Azrael, owner of Airsoft Chicago.

I have a GOOD suggestion for everyone.

the night before your game, wash your eye protection lenses with dishsoap and warm water... Use your fingers to scrub the lenses good. Pretty soon you feel your goggles squeak cause they are so clean.

they wipe down with a kleenex.. the lens should still squeek... and then let them air dry overnite

[yteka99]

I dont know what its called but i went to melvins and got some plexiglass cleaner and it works perfectly.

[xaos]

Tried the dishsoap thing before I got my hands on C-Clear. Didn't work. C-Clear =win, period. There is nothing that compares.

[Knief]

I've made three purchases in airsoft that were worth way more than I actually paid for them. The first was a good charger; my batteries are happy. The second was a radio; they're really underrated but Zorak's article might bring them to light a little bit. The third was a combo, a set of thermal lenses and a fan. I haven't fogged past 1/4 inch from the top of my mask in the last three years, and that was with my fan off. Kick that bad boy on and that little strip of fog is gone in seconds.