Fog in between lenses

CryptnoThis is my third pair that are fogging between the lenses. Whats going wrong? I keep them dry and in good condition. I don't understand why this is happening.

Same goggles? Can you provide any more details?

Probably because the seal is permeated and allowing moisture in. The two lenses have a layer of air in between them that should have 0% humidity. If the air in between those lenses has any humidity at all, it will condensate and may even freeze.

Tldr: you need new lenses

Had this issue with some crowbars a long time ago and Oakley just sent me a new lens - said it was a faulty seal. I can't imagine there are that many faulty pairs out there that you'd get 3 of them in a row though.

mystery3Same goggles? Can you provide any more details?

The first was a pair of 50 dollar giros, they were fine up until a couple days ago, had them for a year. Next were dragon nxf2s, I literally had them for three weeks and they started. Now I am onto some 100 dollar Smith's same thing happened, but they came back. The guy at the shop told me I should always completely take my goggles off before walking in the lodge. I wonder if it's my new helmet, I have never had this issue before and the only that has changed is my helmet. It's a poc auric pro and I don't like to wear my goggles in the inside so they sit kind of funny on the helmet.

My friends nfx2's are notorious for fogging up for no reason. I have D1's and haven't had any problems with them tho

Also if you leave em in a car overnight they may look and feel dry, but immediatly fog up on your face.

Hard to say why this is happening, but I bet it's not your helmet. For me, this only happens when I leave them in a damp area overnight (my car or backcountry pack)

My fix has been to leave them in a bag of rice for a few days. Usually does the trick.

After ever ski day I take my goggles out and leave them to air out away from a moisture source. I’ve had that issue happen when I left my goggles in my ski bag