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How To Stop Airsoft Goggle Fog
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I use rainex.. I noticed it worked great on my motorcycle visor so I transitioned it to my airsoft eye protection. Helps with water and fogging
Honestly, I spit in them and rub it around. We always did that out snowmobiling and the habit just stuck around.
Me and my brother use a an antifog liquid from ess. You just put a drop or 2 on and rub it in and it does the job really well. We play in florida so it can get really steamy out there and it holds up. I'm sure it's easy to find online, I just use my brothers which he got a bunch while in the army, no idea on price vs say rainex though.
Edit: I looked it up they are called op drops. They come with a lot of ess eye pro but looks like around $7 a bottle.
Just played my first airsoft game and the goggle fog was brutal. Thank you for this!
I’m a sweaty man, and I’ve had bad fogging for as long I can remember. I had a lot of success swapping to a One Tigris style mesh mask and going from a plate carrier to a chest rig (lot less body heat and sweating.
The only guaranteed solution I’ve used is the Exfog system. Played a milsim in a damp forested area with helmet mounted NVG’s and they worked great.
The exfog unit is really the only thing that has helped me as well
yep, all this cum spreading etc is just BS, exfog is the only way
As a motorbike rider with an enclosed helmet, I find smearing a little washing up liquid / dish soap, onto the inside of my visor stops all fogging, very useful at 70mph !!
it helps me only for 1 hour. But it's works
@@KOSMOS-Airsoft Get a pinlock. Best thing ever.
Fogging can be dealt with, but sometimes it’s so humid that the water build up is almost impossible to get rid of inside your goggles.
I’m with you on this!!
I use an Exfog and it still manages to get damp inside to where I need to wipe
Disagree with ditching them helmet. It’s not to look cool it’s to keep my brain in the bucket if I eat shit.
I was at an op at an abandoned private school and when I was sprinting up some stairs to access the roof, I hit the top of my head on a steel beam, HARD. It would have been a really short day for me had I not been wearing my helmet.
ExFog beats all these hands down, it literally blows air into googles while keeping full seal
Exfog works great but the ESS or Smith turbofans are just as solid and give a little cleaner look
@@bangerairsoft4086 Exfog is perfect for prescription eye-pro
@@banditothecheeto, they make inserts for prescription lenses for all 3 of the good turbofan models
Until it dries your eyes out and makes you tear up!
@@mikemegadeth4110 that's a concern they have addressed and claim doesn't happen, and when I use mine full blast into my full seals it doesn't dry up my eyes, so it's real neat
Invested in exfog 2 weeks ago . Sunday I had my first ever fogless event day . Complete game changer
I got one too, and I completely agree. EXFOG needs more recognition.
@J that tiny fan literally allows you to see when you play 😂 $80 is def pricey, but like homie said, it's an investment. Once you have one, you never want to play without it. You'll literally NEVER fog up again. And it's battery life is really good.
Exfog is the best solution I’ve used for the past two years. Incredibly quiet fan noise, long battery life and comfortable.
I use higher end gas masks without filters. I have an M40 and an FM53 with ballistic outserts. Can get a little hot, but no fog issues, and breathing inside a gas mask strengthens your respiratory system, and you get full face protection
I live in VT. And do a lot of snowmobiling and hands down I've tried everything and shaving cream works the best ! Try it in the bathroom mirror befor you jump into the shower and look at the mirror when your done ! Think about below freezing temperatures where condensation is at its absolutely worst , riding a snowmobile is a lot of work and you build up a lot of body heat with a helmet on your whole head in 0 degree temps
Just buff it in with a soft microfiber cloth until clear with no streaks
And its more inexpensive and you get more time in between applications, dont knock it before you try it....👊🏻🤠
I have found the best lower face to stop fogging is a respirator type mask with the filters removed.
The rubber seals around your nose, stopping any breath going up into your eyewear and directs it down out of the vents.
I used to go absolutely bonkers with the bloody fog always showing up in my goggles and making it virtually pointless to airsoft anymore, and "anti"-fog spray didn't do jack all.
Then I remembered back to how I got toothpaste on my bathroom mirror when I was younger, and even after getting it off, the area that used to be pasted wouldn't fog up in the shower.
So then I simply just squeezed out a bottle of toothpaste onto the inside and outside of my goggles, let it sit there for 24 hours and after wiping it off, the fog wasn't an issue.
I just forget how long it took for the goggles to need another treatment. But I hear you can either use toothpaste or shaving cream instead.
My issue has been that I still develop droplets of sweat inside the goggles. I just bought some magnetic goggle wipes from Wide-I on amazon. I found them in another fog related airsoft video from an old video on a smaller channel. They mentioned it was invented for scuba divers. Its a piece of metal with a microfiber/felt on the inside and you place a magnet with microfiber/felt on the outside. When you grab the magnetic part on the outside and wipe it around the goggles, it brings the inside piece with it and cleans your googles. i haven't received them yet so i don't know how well it will work. But I'm excited to try it in conjunction with some "Cat Crap" on the lenses. Which i'm pretty sure is the same thing as Fog Stop, unless they just have a better recipe.
Went to my first game and I couldn’t see jack shit 😂😂 I still got kills even while being blind hid in some bushes and defended the bomb site and took out the best player there twice 😂
I've tried all of these and nothing worked. I wear glasses with my goggles so getting 4 different lenses to all stay at the same temp is difficult
first of all, get rid of your glasses and use contact lenses.
Second get either:
1. Pyramex v2g plus + ExFog air system
2. Buy OTW Turbofan Field Kit
3. Buy Profile TurboFan Goggles ESS
@@MegaChickenPunch bruh what if you can’t get contacts
@@Arcticfawksie get a laser operation?
@@MegaChickenPunch ah yes imma drop upwards of 20000 dollars to try to fix smth that cant be fixed like that
bruh are you some rich dude that doesn't understand much?
some ppl need glasses to change different aspects of vision for example i need then to recurrent where thing are and without then things are moved and everything is blurry
@@Arcticfawksie i have terrible eyesight and it's 1000$ per eye to get it fixed, not a big deal. But i have simple myopia + astigmatism. Your best bet is to get some kind of glasses with factory antifog coating. And then push a lot of air into the googles. I use homemade system similar to ExFog.
Or get perscription glasses inside pyramex v2g plus. They have a special addon letting you put glasses inside on a special plastic thingy. But you still absolutely have to have some kind of air blowing system or everything will get foggy
I actually just removed the foam in a normal pair of goggles and made sure to not block or cover my nose at all and I had ZERO fog
How cute! Airsoft! You do have an Airsoft look.
I just gave in and bought the smith optics otw turbo fan. Totally worth it in my eyes no pun intended.
I run glasses that people would wear at a firing range and i wesr a balaclava
Just bought the fog stop with your code. Hope it works well, I bought 4
I’m really enjoying it so far. This weekend will be pretty muggy so I’m going to do further testing
how’d it work?
@@JulianPard you have to put it on every time you go play. Only works a couple of houra
@@JulianPard it didn't work too well with me. It might be that I wear glasses under my goggles but I emptied like half the tin on my glasses because I was frustrated and it didn't help at all. It's also pretty expensive for a tiny little tin of it
Ess ice, revision wipes and a gum shield is how I do it had 0 issues since
Dual turbo fans! 😁
If you get a Push Unite paintball mask, it has a dual pane lens on it. I tried to make it fog and I couldn’t. And if you don’t like the look of a paintball mask, you can remove the bottom face plate and just leave the goggles there, and then add whatever you want to protect the rest of your face
Bollé x800 or a dye-i5 is my to go to, they never fogs.. and the Bolle is a crazy good price.. Nice video ;)!👍
I will second the bolle x800. Best purchase I’ve made. Haven’t had any fogging issues from I got them.
I tried bolle x800 today and boy that was pretty bad. They fogs whole day....
I have Bolle X800 with glasses and mesh mask it fog a lot :/
@@kochamboga3230 yep bolle is sheit
I just started using shaving cream recently, and my glasses haven't fogged once on me
That or anti-fog wax. Commonly used for bike helmets/face shields
Shaving cream huh? Just any type or does it have to have a particular ingredient?
@@robertstan9733 Any kind. ruclips.net/video/zPtiqy_khBg/видео.html
You could also grab a Cyclone Mike portable fan system. It runs solid up to 10 hours on 3 dollar tree double AA
to avoid fogging i bought a meshmask in a shop with a field... when i went to play on the field theyy told me mesh was not allowed on the field... pissed me off, why sell something you are not allowed to use.. they let me use them eventualy "at own risk" so now I'm in the market for new goggles... but i need ones that fit over my glasses... prefery with a fan... eyeepro may be expensive because protection is the most important
That’s really dumb that they sell something they don’t allow. There’s a few brands that make prescription inserts for goggles, ESS makes a few models that accept them. From what I’ve heard from friends who wear glasses, they’re the way to go instead of wearing glasses underneath eye pro
2:07 literally everyone I know uses that mask lol
i had this hat with the surround brim i tucked it just under the ski style googles it ruffled a way to make good air flow and keep bbs out
A little late to the party but another tip is if you have horrible vision like I do ordering rx inserts for your goggles and paying the extra 50$ for the permanent antifog coating is definitely a great solution
It's so much easier than trying to fit a pair of glasses under your goggles too!
Thanks for the review. We love your work!
That "fog stop" looks like it's just a certain composition of acid-free petroleum jelly which is a water repellent because water will not adhere to anything oily. Silicone-based water repellent should also work fine if it's clear enough, as does WD-40 (which was designed for the purpose, it has "water displacer" in the name). You only need a very thin film of substance on the inside of your goggles to prevent water molecules from sticking to the lenses.
hey Sheldon, you forgot smthn)))) try out novritsch anti fog unit
you buy antifog for motorcircle riders and you put it on and wipe it
it works with balaclava and full face mask on it
LIKE YOU CAN SEE ON MY PROFILE PICTURE
I'm waiting on some Smith OTW turbo fan goggles, on backorder till late June.... Waiting impatiently...
Guys.... why is this an issue? Get anti-fog wax! Works on my oculus, works bike helmet/mask, and works on my airsoft mask.
Im using Masksolutions Mask for few years never fogged up. Used exfog make shit loads of noise and ess stil fog up
Yes great video. What are the ingredients in the fog-stop? I've used dish-washing liquid and that helped a bit...
Honestly, I'm not sure what they ingredients are. I tested a few of the "homebrew" remedies and their either didn't work very well, or left a weird film on the goggles I tested.
The easy ways to spend $50 on a protection that has fans but if you don't have the money get some anti fog spray and use some soapy water
Tip use sea gold for anti fog its for scuba diving but its some good shit
Old fashion shaving cream. Gotta be cream.
EXFOG... thats how you get rid of fog...
same problem happens when using a mask in scuba diving - it fogs. there are mask defoggers for scuba. but this is what i learned 20 years ago. so simple, natural and it’s free. yes, i said simple, natural and free. what is it? it’s spit. yes, your spit. spit on the lens and spread the spit around the lens with your finger 😆 gargle first with a strong mint flavor or eat garlic bread - it’s up to you 😆
surprised at the British post ,mate American postage is vile and so overpriced #
I find the easiest option drilling small holed somewhere in the goggles. Problem solved.
I don’t think that’s the best idea
@@galacticbananastopmotions7292 Obv not in the lenses, yes, that would be very dangerous. Do it in the rubber part
“Cat Crap”. Is the best anti-fog I have ever found. It’s good for all types of lenses also.
I use a pair of 30$ Bollé imitation goggles that I drilled a bunch of 3mm holes in for extra ventilation around the edges. (I shot tested them a lot after so no they don't shatter) I've now been using them for about 3 years in all wheaters going from -8c to +30c and they have never fogged on me. I also recently ziptied a full mesh mask to my goggles so I only have one strap to worry about around my head.
Who seriously wears a mask for covid during Airsoft...
The person who goes to fields in a state where it’s required. The balaclava I wear goes down while I play but it’s still on while in staging.
NY changed the rules this week so vaccinated people don’t need masks, but when this video was filmed it was required and my field enforced it strictly.
Elmex or Gum toothpaste
The only time I ever fog is with cheap eye pro. I tried so many different kinds of goggles that are just bad design. ESS or a good paintball mask. The more distance between your eyeballs and the actual lens the less likely you are to fog up. And at the end of the day the better shape you're in the less heat and sweat you'll generate thus making you not fog. Cardio boys cardio.
Wrong.
So no actual gameplay w fog stop before this video? Fuzzily worded full disclosure? Hmmmm... moneys not worth the reduction of one’s standards. You’ve been a pleasure to watch and your insight and advice invaluable. No ones perfect. I definitely cringe as I tell myself don’t judge don’t judge so I’ll just say I’ve done many similar things and will probably do many more. I wish as a race we could be better taught to recognize shortfalls and help each other overcome them instead of ripping each other to shreds. Ain’t no thing but a chicken wing. Can’t wait to see your next vid... peace
Just wanted to reach out and apologize for not answering this comment when you posted it last week, I must have missed it. FogStop reached out to me in late January/early February to do a video with their product, and this was filmed the week the video went live in May. I had plenty of time to use the product and I like it. I still use it on my Turbofans as a precaution because it's very humid in my area lately.
If I did not come off as 100% transparent then I apologize, and that was not my intention at all. If a viewer uses the link provided in the description, I receive a small commission. FogStop did not pay for this video, but they did send me a sample of the anti fog to try. They never saw it before it was uploaded, and if I didn't like the product I wouldn't have mentioned it in the video and would have covered other anti fog options on the market.
@@TheBBWarrior well I’m glad that even if my brain rushed to judgement at least I was able to muster the maturity to post in a fair manner. You’re very good for airsoft. I appreciate your time getting back to me and clarifying things for me. I hope that you continue to put out content and help grow this sport. Thx Layne
Good video! I'll give a bit of constructive criticism though: you talk a bit too fast. Great overall content either way.
I'm a very profuse sweater, (I can fog any kind of goggles) so I just kind of stopped trying to solve the problem and switched to metal mesh goggles, and while they could be a little less protective if a bb were to shatter, they can't fog
exfog.
Here is a trick that I learned when scuba diving, regular old fashioned toothpaste….
Nice old film on the lense eh
@@itsUncleMonK it works. Just a small dab of toothpaste (not gel) and a small bit of water, smear the toothpaste all over the inside of the lines till it’s clear. If there’s any small excess left just remove it with your fingers.
Spit
Been there, done that, still figs like crazy lol
Mesh goggles
Even though I dont run mesh as my main eyepro I always keep a mesh set as a spare.
Though make sure you use plate mesh not wire mesh, give them some kind of rust protection (olive oil works for me) and throw them as soon as you notice rust.
Unfortunately they cant use mesh in the US because reasons....
bro please dont theres a huge risk of getting shrapnel in your eyes
@@oshwaflz if they're plate mesh it's fine. Never had shrapnel in my eye and aslong as every is using decent bbs its unlikely. Actually had shrapnel in my eye with full seal goggles
@@Seizurecow I was at a game where it happened once, although since so little of the BB can get through and the crack initiation energy has already been taken, it is more akin to getting sand blown in your eye.
Still far safer than almost falling down stairs because your goggles fogged.
I wonder though... bb going at 350-400 fps, strikes the mesh and shatters. I imagine a tiny shard while losing velocity could still be traveling at a pretty high speed... my guess is in the perfect storm it’s probably not going to be able to go through to your brain but I imagine it could definitely get lodged in the eyeball 👁
Buy mesh glasses
Hell no... All those chunks of bb in them eyes😕.