Any good antifog remedies?

[anycleavers]

My shield on my FF helmet is fogging up terribly in the cool mornings. Is FogX safe to use on it? It does state on the packaging that it for glass so I'm a bit hesitant to use it. Thanks

[Pokey]

Pin-lock system.......

[2fast]

Pin-lock system.......

I'll second that. It's the only thing that really works for a long time.

[stevewfl]

Where is it THAT cool already?

[2fast]

Brian in Minnesota

[Son of Pappy]

Fog city, pinlock or permanent.  Needed about 10 months out of the year here in the PNW!

[lt1]

A drop or two of dish soap applied to the inside of the faceshield will work, but will need to be re-applied regularly every few days.  Apply w/ fingers, buff w/ microfiber towel.

[Pokey]

A drop or two of dish soap applied to the inside of the faceshield will work, but will need to be re-applied regularly every few days.  Apply w/ fingers, buff w/ microfiber towel.

Yes that does actually work pretty well.

[Pfloydgad]

Saliva, yea I know. Just chew some cinnamon gum before you spit and polish.
And it is easy to transport and apply, anytime.
Ride safe all, and ATGATT please.
Greg

[Gearhead82]

My Rx glasses tend to fog up worse than my helmet shield.  Does anybody know if any of those products are safe and effective to use on eye glasses?

[gPink]

Lemon Pledge

[Mister Tee]

Can someone educate me on what a pin lock system is?

[sherob]

Plexus... dish soap... saliva... baby shampoo... tooth paste (make sure it is non-abrasive kind, no baking soda).  All of these I've used in the past for snorkling, except Plexus.

[sherob]

Can someone educate me on what a pin lock system is?

http://www.webbikeworld.com/anti-fog-visor/

[Rhino]

I keep small bars of soap from motels. I rub the bar of soap on a clean microfiber cloth on one side only. lightly rub on the soap side then lightly polish on the no soap side. Wrap the bar of soap in the cloth on the soap side and keep in a small plastic bag. I use it every morning on a ride.

[Excavator]

Lemon Pledge and if it's raining I crack my face shield open just a little.

[jim_de_hunter]

I first used a Pro Grip Shield - I liked it and it worked well.  I changed helmets and went to Fog City because it was all I could find on short notice and it just plain sucked.  Tossed out the Fog City and the shield that it ruined and went back to the Pro Grip.  It works just fine for defogging or, more specifically, not fogging, but its got a slight tint to it and between the two shields, optical clarity isn't the best.  But it's better than nothing.  Never tried the Pinlock and probably won't since the Pro-Grip works.

[Kazairl]

Where is it THAT cool already?

Here in Nebraska the morning temps have been in the Mid to High 30s already. Then it is like 80 in the afternoon.

[Outback_Jon]

I first used a Pro Grip Shield - I liked it and it worked well.  I changed helmets and went to Fog City because it was all I could find on short notice and it just plain sucked.

My experience was the opposite.  I didn't like the Pro-Grip - the adhesive came undone allowing fog to occur between the Pro-Grip shield and the helmet shield.  (And when it's between the two, you can't just wipe it off)  The Fog City shields I've used have worked great.

[ZG]

Arai Corsair!