I use "Cat Crap" honest, that's the name. REI carries it. It's the best I've found.... also advertised for ski goggles etc.
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Do you use any fog spray for your riding glasses? If so; what kind do like? Does it actually work?
I use "Cat Crap" honest, that's the name. REI carries it. It's the best I've found.... also advertised for ski goggles etc.
"Your vision will become clear only when you look into your heart...Who looks outside, dreams. Who looks inside, awakens." Carl Jung
Here's a pic of the product. It's small and easy to carry on rides, but I honestly don't need to apply it very often.
"Your vision will become clear only when you look into your heart...Who looks outside, dreams. Who looks inside, awakens." Carl Jung
I second the use of cat crap for glasses, inside of car windows ( a little goes a long way), bathroom mirrors, scuba masks etc.
marni
Katy, Texas
Trek Madone 6.5- "Red"
Trek Pilot 5.2- " Bebe"
"easily outrun by a chihuahua."
+ 3 on the little red container...
But if it's super cold, there's nothing that really keeps the fog off my regular Smith sunglasses, so when I commute below 15F or so I use ski goggles, which looks crazy but works phenomenally.
Sit bones = ~135 mm, saddles that work ~ 155cm/6.1 in wide
2003 da Vinci (custom road/all-rounder)/Terry Butterfly Ti
1994 Gary Fisher Nirvana (vintage MTB/commuter)/Terry Butterfly Chromoly
1991 Terry Symmetry (NOS frame/fork, project in progress)
1973 Raleigh Super Course (project in progress)
Is that stuff safe for prescription lenses? I have prescription Transitions lenses in my Oakleys and I don't want to risk ruining them or voiding the "warranty" on them. They're the only Rx sunglasses I have since I dropped my Spy and scratched the new lenses in those.
Michelle
Blog: Bunny Rants: Life in the Autobus
Bikes:
1995 Specialized Hardrock GX Sport (no idea what the saddle is)
2009 Trek 6000 (stock Bontrager saddle)
2009 Trek 1.5 (Specialized Ruby SL)