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Rain googles
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Rain googles
I wanted to know what are the best googles/glasses for riding in the rain. (I know full face shields are the best but prefer not to wear one)
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the main problem with goggles of any kind is they are going to fog up every time you stop for any reason. I wear panoptix and I have to remove the foam so air can circulate around them when it rains.
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Willey X Goggles
For my money, Willey X makes the best in the business. Yes, they will fog up sometimes when not moving, but will clear quickly with air flow.Get the V cut ones for added ventilation.
You might try to coat the lenses with something like Rain-X Anti-Fog stuff. Works on glass,don't know if works on plastic. I also saw a anti-fog cloth made by Smith, I think,which might work...Lots of options.
You might try to coat the lenses with something like Rain-X Anti-Fog stuff. Works on glass,don't know if works on plastic. I also saw a anti-fog cloth made by Smith, I think,which might work...Lots of options.