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.
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)