Can this be used for sports such as soccer? Will it not fog?
1789969
If it on your face correctly it won't fog up but I am not sure if it could be used for sports.
1789970
These can be used anywhere eye protection is needed. They fit very close to the face and are very comfortable. They have separate inner and outer lenses and are much less prone to fogging. Given the proper temperature and enough moisture they may experience some fogging but are quite resistant to fogging under normal conditions.
1789971
It has a dual lens it works well in work applications. I have not had them fog, but not sure in Sport applications.
1789972
I use it for sports. It doesn't fog for me, but sometimes a little sweat gets inside. Overall it works great for me.
1789973
I used for paddle. It's fog after for around 1:30 hs. But, is minimal.Regards
1789974
I use these for yard work to prevent flying debris. They do fog up with the slightest bit of sweat and quite quickly as do most with only a foam vent. Think of trying double lens ski goggles next...
1246027
I don't know why you'd want to do that, but I imagine you could. Even warm-ish water will prevent it from fogging.
906622
It can. While I'm riding with the visor down there's no issue at all, but if I leave it down at a stop, it will fog up a bit. For me, this isn't a huge problem.
1442481
These are not fog proof or water proof. Generally if they are, it would be stated in the description. Jessica S., Field Supply
678062
I get a good amount of fogging, I just pull it down under my nose for a minute. I recommend washing it before using it as it does have a bit of a smell, otherwise its great.
350235
I don't wear glasses. However, I see no reason you would have fogging problems.
1289368
I haven't tried it yet b/c I bought it for this season's soccer games. The fabric is slick and of a descent thickness so I believe it will be at the very least water resistant.
1062460
No problem... in fact it actually could make things better if you're in an area of high humidity summers... should help to minimize fogging a bit.
1849671
Not recommened for any outdoor use. Moisture from fog and dew can effect moveable parts, such as pan and tilt. Can be used where it don't get much moisture. Works great indoors.
532194
It will depend on your use and your conditions. I live in a dry climate and I am using it for protection while using a gas powered line trimmer so I do not have any problems but your mileage may vary. Dryer climatic conditions means less chance of fogging. Would need more specific information to be more accurate.
1678389
Yes. I wear glasses and wore the goggles over them easily. However the goggles do tend to fog when it's hot (even with the ventilation), and will make your glasses fog as well.
893151
I've played in it for two whole days in the cold so far, and no, it hasn't fogged up. This is probably due to the factory putting something on the lens. I imagine it will eventually fog up after being cleaned multiple times, but those anti-fog wipes you can get at plaintball places seem to work really well.
1635143
The short answer is "no" but I picked up some anti-fog spray in the optical dept. at WalMart and applied it before I ever wore them at the range. I had fogging problems with other glasses previously but so far, at the same range and under the same conditions, no fogging problem with these glasses. I hope this helps.
952000
Yeah, I think it would if you do it manually and just keep the button down for full intensity or set the remote for the highest amount of fog for the longest duration. I think it would work just fine.
1368801
No, absolutely not. In fact it fogs up inside running in warm and hot dry weather. Look for a different and waterproof holder
456200
Used mine for several months in different weather conditions while hunting and boating and have not had any fogging issues. Excellent binoculars!
221748
It is good and solid but you will have trouble with fog on the glasses. So if you are playing long time or competition it is better to buy one that is fog free.