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Crowbar lenses fogging when hiking
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are they supposed to do this? i mean i know its gonna happen eventually but i thought crowbars were really good with not fogging.
is it the lense or me
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most goggles fog when you hike, not enough air is going through the vents. take them off and put the in your coat. not on top of your head, they'll fog more.
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what kindof lense do u have? because i have crowbars and they dont fog to much when i hike.. its not noticble.
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Mine never fog while on my face, but if I am wwearing a hat and put them up on my forehead, they will become unusable very quickly.
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that is why god created sunglasses.
and dollar stores
easy and cheap solution =)
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no i keep them on when i hike.
and if i put them in my coat im scared im gonna fall on them and destroy them
when they get fogged i wear them around my neck usually, i wear them under a helmet
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That'll probably just make it worse. If they're around your neck and you're already making them fog when they're on your face, they'll do it more because you'll be breathing into them if they're on your neck. Get some sunglasses like _serious said, and put the goggles in your jacket. Don't worry about breaking them. You probably won't ever fall hiking, and if you do, it takes some force to break them.
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when i say hiking, i mean east coast hiking, as in climbing back up the hill to hit the same rail again
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In that case, it's your fault. You're in bad shape or something and working enough apparently to start sweating and fog your goggles. And if that is all you're doing, why would you worry about falling and breaking your goggles?
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