You guys are old.
You guys are old.
Can you make this print bigger? I can't seem to see it.What? I can't hear you!
Keeping dust out and anti fog are kinda mutually exclusive. Anti fog works best with air flow. The anti fog lenses and chemicals you can put on the inside of the lense can really only do so much. Air flow is the best "anti fog" component. But, with air flow comes dust.
The Sand version of googles are designed to keep the fine dust particle out of the interior of the goggle. They have a denser foam around the top portion on the google. Dense foam restricts the sand from entering the google, but it also restricts the air so you will get more fogging with them.
Mutually exclusive. What your trying to do is find the one that offers the best compromise. I've heard some people get the high air flowing goggles and put some Vasoline on the top foam to reduce the air flow some. I'd say get some from Palmer as I'm sure he goes to Costco to buy his as he prolly goes through a case load of that stuff being the biggest ASS we all know
Alright now. I need help on goggles, not geriatrics.
Looking at the link you posted here, how do you know which one is best for your needs as they have a bunch of them. Do you know if they have the style that fits over glasses?I used to use the Fox Desert, and hated the way the foam always took a crap. I've since switched to the Smith Fuels with the light sensitive AFC replacement lens.
http://www.smithoptics.com/products/#/Lens and Accessories/Moto Goggle Replacement Lenses/Fuel Models Lenses/view/