I have the same problem, but I don't live in a rainy place. But a baseball hat under helmet works well, as does Rain-X on the glasses.
I have the same problem, but I don't live in a rainy place. But a baseball hat under helmet works well, as does Rain-X on the glasses.
I use a cycling cap with a brim under my helmet. If it is really driving rain or you go fast nothing really keeps it off of your glasses... but it's also not too bad. I can still see.
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I didn't know that you can use Rain-X on eyeglasses! I have a couple of old pairs I could try that out on. I have a baseball cap, so I'll give that a try before buying a cycling cap - although after doing a search i notice that cycling caps have a steeper angle.
Next weekend I'll zip over to Bimart and get some rain-x, so that I can try it out!
I don't know, I don't wear glasses but I do wear safety goggles or sunglasses when I bike. I guess I just let it rain on them? Except in a really hard rain it doesn't seem to impair visibility much.
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