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Used my goggles at the weekend, was largely fine, started to steam up once on a climb but great apart from that. Tuesday night was out wearing a different helmet but they were steaming up constantly from the top down. Temperature and effort was the same ( Ebike so basically no effort)and goggles were clean.
Any words of wisdom, eyesite at night needs all the help it can get.
anti fog spray on the lenses?
Otherwise.... ebike... goggles... just send it??
if the vents are blocked by the helmet they will steam up quicker.
Not going fast enough.
Send it. Send it HARD.
Most good ski or boarding goggles are double layer with good venting to avoid that issue.
Single layer goggles are always a pain in the cold
Scott Prospect with their Enduro (pin-lock) lens.
Back when I used goggles the first thing we always did was rip all the foam out to improve ventilation airflow.
I used to try M/C visor antifog spray, smearing lenses with a film of washing up liquid, all sorts of things... Nothing ever worked completely.
They would always fog eventually, typically when you were stationary or trundling slowly.
The real trick was to just not put them on them until 10 seconds before a run DH run, hopefully the airflow would keep them fog free till the end, then whip 'em back off. best you might manage would be a few minutes, I certainly wouldn't wear them for the entirety of a ride though.
Glasses typically fog up less as they have less surface and trap less air behind them.
Warm, moist, air cooling against the cold lens. Needs airflow really, I’m amazed that you were able to wear goggles climbing at all
Cannook air is different
I wish, goggles don't help my stuffy nose this time of year! Glasses or nowt for me.
In winter I'd say goggles on for DH only - can't imagine trying to climb in them. Would steam up in seconds.