[at-l] Winter and glasses

[jmayer@rochester.rr.com (Jim Mayer)]

These are the "Smith Turbo" series of goggles.

	http://www.smithsports.com/


They have a really annoying web site.

-- Jim

On Sat, 2002-01-05 at 15:20, ARTCLOUTMN@aol.com wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 1/5/02 7:31:47 AM, bcalkins@disaster-relief.net writes:
> 
> << FWIW;  I guess I could/should experiment some more.  Some SCUBA magazine
> 20+ years ago tested Cat Crap, dish soap, saliva and a few other anti-fog
> items for dive masks.  If I remember correctly saliva ranked number one.  I
> do remember trying saliva on one cold weather outing, It froze to the
> lenses almost worse than the fog/frost for seeing through.  And the cleanup
> in the cold was almost impossible. >>
> 
> There is a company that makes ski goggles with a built in fan.  I borrowed a 
> pair one rainy day while on the ski slopes.  They worked great.  I have never 
> found a way to keep my glasses from fogging while hiking or skiing in the 
> rain and very cold weather.  I generally cannot wear ski goggles because both 
> my glasses and goggles tend to fog.  Usually I just freeze my face without 
> goggles.  But this set up worked great.  However they were expensive.  $100 
> +++.
> 
>                                                 Art
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