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Crowbar Problem

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Kev-Kev.
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I used my Crowbars for the first time on friday and they are fogging up like as soon as I get on the mountain. I didn't think this was gonna happen. Has anyone else had this problem. K+++ for help
Nov 23 2008 5:24PM
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Lemuel
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did you have your goggle on in the car or something? because i did that once and the fog did not go away that day. They fogged as soon as i got out and they stayed foggy, in between the lenses, on a frames though
Nov 23 2008 5:28PM
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Ben.
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sounds like you either
a) trashed the anti fog coating on the inside of the lense. Have you wiped that at all? especially while its wet? cuz thats a no no

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b) you have a faulty lense, if its fogging between the two lenses


also try and keep your goggles on your face, when you put em up on your forehead that makes em fog
Nov 23 2008 5:30PM
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Kev-Kev.
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i think they were in my mud room for a night but it doesn't get that cold in there. Yeah they were foggy in beetween the 2 lenses and they wouldn't get clear. Once they got warm they would clear right up but while im riding they are just foggy
Nov 23 2008 5:30PM
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Kev-Kev.
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yeah its foggy between the lenses. Should i call oakley and get a new lense?
Nov 23 2008 5:32PM
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Ben.
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if its in between its a bad lense. hit up oakley customer service, your warranty should cover that.
Nov 23 2008 5:32PM
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Kev-Kev.
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nice thanks
Nov 23 2008 5:34PM
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fLyInG-liNeS
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that happend to me to after some snow got in them so i just  took the lens out of the frame and let the moisture dry, for about a day, put back togther and the worked like they were brand new
Nov 23 2008 5:36PM
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Kev-Kev.
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I'll try that. I can't ski until Wednesday anyway.
Nov 23 2008 5:38PM
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Kev-Kev.
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BUMP
Nov 24 2008 7:08AM
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A.R.
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this happened with me one day last year.

take the lens out of the frame and put the lens in the fridge for a night.

works like a CHARM

Nov 24 2008 9:28AM
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Kev-Kev.
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In the fridge?
Nov 24 2008 4:17PM
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A.R.
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yep, just the lens....not the whole frame. just lens in the fridge for a night.
Nov 24 2008 5:42PM
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Kev-Kev.
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k thanks.
Nov 24 2008 6:39PM
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HamFaceGirl
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yeah i put mine on my forehead and they fogged up a ton and ive had the car issue too
Nov 24 2008 6:45PM
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sstricky
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you are the only person that ive ever seen that calls it their mud room.... your fucking awesome
Nov 24 2008 6:49PM
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