Forum | Sportive eyewear

Disappointed of Tooting.….…there are many proprietary anti-mist products on the market, in fact there’s a cycle specific product, ‘Muc-Off’ Premium Anti-fog Treatment.

It might also be worth trying a little neat washing-up liquid sparingly wiped over the inside of the goggles, in theory this breaks down the surface tension of the mist and should keep the goggles clear. 

Safe rides, ‘One & All’.

DW

Good morning Gents,

Dear Mr Martin, I was coming to the conclusion that the googles could be purely ornamental as they do look rather good!  Hard to know which is better: pushed up on the forehead or carelessly slung around the neck?  The latter has the disadvantage of obscuring any silk neckerchief one happens to wear.  Fashion doth make heroes of us all and all that.

However, thanks to DW and Adam for their more practical suggestions and I set out this morning with a soupcon of washing-up liquid applied as suggested.

Tootle pip.

Alex 

Sir,

I have just this second emitted the loudest of guffaws upon reading the above post– bravo, good fellow. Mr McF, I do hope you were not caught in a foam inducing downpour. Rather smarting on the peepers I should imagine, if that was the case.

Kind regards,

Martin

I use these on sunny days, my 1940’s WW2 RAF sunglasses. If they can handle dog fights in a spitfire then they can handle me riding the Guvnor.

Mr Robot.