>I spent alot of time tring
>to find a anti-fog that
>actualy worked for use on
>my 08 elk hunt. I
>have to deel with fogging
>issues constantly as I wear
>glasses. I also lost a
>chance back on 05 at
>a 300"+ 6x6 in the
>timber as my heavy breathing
>foged up my scope.
>
>I bought and tried while on
>my trip:
><>Cat Krap
><>Parkers
><>Bushnell wipes
><>Scope Dope
><>One other spray I can not recall
><>One other wipe I can not recall.
>
>Bottom line, based on trying them
>all out while in WY
>for three weeks, none actually
>will prevent your glasses, rear
>scope objective, rear spotting scope
>objective, or your binos from
>fogging over during a worce
>case situation of exposure to
>your breath or body heat,
>or if any of your
>opticle surfaces are exposed to
>tempriture change. They will help
>a little, but my experience
>was my if I had
>to run my but off
>up the mountain and got
>hot, my glasses still foged
>over as well as my
>binos as i looked through
>them. The best cure i
>found for my glasses fogging
>was to scoot them as
>far down my nose as
>I could and was stillable
>to see out of them
>there by creating a large
>enough air jap that they
>only foged a little.
>
>I even gave shaving cream a
>try on my back up
>glasses and it also did
>not work perfectly, but it
>worked at leat as good
>as the above OTC anti-fog.
>
>
>Others my disagree, but I can
>only say what i experienced
>first hand.
>Suprisingly I had several people suggest
>I give Rain-X anti-fog a
>try, but I simply could
>not bring my self to
>risk my optics ant-relective coatings
>by doing so.
>
>Anyone else ever heard of or
>gave Rain-X Anti-fog a try?
>And does anyone know for
>100% certian it wont dammage
>the coatings on the external
>lens surfaces?
>
>Like I said I did not
>have the guts to risk
>my precious costly to replace
>optics to give the Rain-X
>a try.
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