Fogged glasses are a pain

[fairchaser]

What do you glasses wearers do about fogged up glasses? I've tried cat crap and nothing works. It happens at the worst possible time.

 

[MickThompson]

What do you glasses wearers do about fogged up glasses? I've tried cat crap and nothing works. It happens at the worst possible time.

I put the mask under my nose and breathe through my nose. Mouth breathing fogs me up fast.


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[poorhunter]

I'm with ya fairchaser. Happens all to often both bowhunting deer and turkey hunting. I TRY to keep mask down enough when game isn't near and snug it up when they are. I'll turn my head just right to have the wind (if any) blow across my face to take away my breath. It's just a struggle I have to put up with.

 

[Andy S.]

David - I do not wear glasses, so possibly describe what the issue is in more detail. If it could be solved by simply cutting holes in a mask for mouth and nose to breath away from your glasses, that would be my recommendation. A little skin showing is not a deal breaker as long as you remain still, and it becomes less of an issue later in season as foliage increases allowing hunters to hide better.

 

[Andy S.]

Read this thread David, it has a suggestion that may be worth a shot.

http://www.predatormastersforums.com/fo ... er=2073435

 

[fairchaser]

David - I do not wear glasses, so possibly describe what the issue is in more detail. If it could be solved by simply cutting holes in a mask for mouth and nose to breath away from your glasses, that would be my recommendation. A little skin showing is not a deal breaker as long as you remain still, and it becomes less of an issue later in season as foliage increases allowing hunters to hide better.

I've looked at it in a mirror to try to figure out what happens. If you have the mask over your nose, then as you breathe, your exhale hits under the mask but a portion comes up between your nose and the gap just under your inner eye. This instantly fogs your glasses. The soap or cat crap you rub on your glasses helps the fog to disappear more quickly but each breath it returns creating a recurring problem. Even if you pull the mask under your nose, you still get some blow back on your glasses. The only solution is face paint that I can see. It's almost worse than the fog. I usually just fight it constantly rubbing my glasses until I calm down enough that it doesn't fog up. Cutting holes might help but my mask is very light mesh so it might not work but willing to try anything.

 

[Gravey]

Take Dawn or any liquid dish soap and put a small drop on both sides of the lens. Rub around with your fingers then wipe off with a cloth. I used to do this on my son's rec specs when he was playing ball. Normally had to do it once a week but they will not fog up.

 

[Mr. Hawk]

I bought some spray at walmart optical called cat crap and it seems to work well.

 

[woodsman04]

Contacts, if you can wear them. Face paint will work too.
I don't know, before I got contacts I had to deal with those issues too. Just get a mask and cut some holes and play with it enough until you figure it out.

So glad I'm able to use contacts though.


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[Ladys man]

Contacts, if you can wear them. Face paint will work too.
I don't know, before I got contacts I had to deal with those issues too. Just get a mask and cut some holes and play with it enough until you figure it out.

So glad I'm able to use contacts though.


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[poorhunter]

Also, I use the 3/4 mask with a wire rimmed eye cutout.

 

[PalsPal]

I used to have issues but not so much any more. I guess I adapted. I sweat easily so unless it's real cold I'm usually just wearing a shirt on the walk in. I'll take a vest or light jacket to put on later if needed.

If I do get warm after setting up I'll set my glasses aside and take a brown hand towel that I have in my pouch and wipe off any sweat and will even fold it in half and use it to fan my face until I cool down. This helps a lot.

It is definitely frustrating when you're wanting to start the game but can't because you can't see.

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[PalsPal]

Also as mentioned turning head if a slight breeze helps a lot.

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[TheAirMan]

I have wore contacts for a long time. Best I can remember I just did like a few have already suggested and wore my mask down below my nose.


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[REN]

back when i swam competitively we used dawn like gravey said above and some other solution I will look and see what the name of it was. Seemed to work pretty well back then. If you are breathing on them directly on a cold morning there is not much you can do, they are going to fog no matter what but some of the tips stated in here will allow them to quickly defog

 

[muddyboots]

I had lasix. Cured that problem. Seriously though rub them with alcohol pads throughout the day

 

[fairchaser]

Thanks for the tips. I can't wear contacts anymore as I've had RK surgery 20 years ago and my corneas are too flat now. These are some things they don't tell you when you have eye surgery to correct nearsightedness. I'm farsighted now and can't do anything but wear glasses and lucky to see as well as I do. I think if anyone comes up with a full proof method of dealing with this problem will make a fortune cause there has to be millions of glasses wearers out there.