Steamy windows

[Off road]

Any goggles that really don't steam up?

[trailmeisterjoe]

Start with dual pane lenses.....ones that snowmobilers use.

 

Joe

[Confederate]

Put fog-X on the inside.

[adam8781]

x2 on the dual pane lenes. scott has alot of snow style dual lenes that fit right into the mx goggles.

[SnowMule]

Been riding with 509 goggles in the snow for years now. 

A good dual-pane lens is worth the money.  Find a brand/frame that fits your face and helmet too.

 

[Mikek671]

Another vote for cold weather lenses, I swap them in on cold or rainy rides - they stay perfect even in tight conditions when I am sweating. 

 

Use these in my Oakleys: http://www.oakley.com/en/mens/goggles/goggle-accessories/goggle-accessory-lenses/mx/l-frame-mx-replacement-lens/product/WGOO7008R/?skuCode=02-203&categoryCode=

[woods-rider]

In my experience, dual pane lenses just fill up with water when it's really raining outside. The water comes in through the vent in the outer pane. This was with a pair or ProGrip goggles, maybe different brands have a better venting system on the outer lens?

[trailmeisterjoe]

In my experience, dual pane lenses just fill up with water when it's really raining outside. The water comes in through the vent in the outer pane. This was with a pair or ProGrip goggles, maybe different brands have a better venting system on the outer lens?

 

Must be a brand thing.....i have used dual scott 83 style for a decade or more in rainy Washington and have few issues.  I even keep a pair strictly for wet/ cold that have not only dual lens, but also have the foam removed on top and bottom of the goggle to aid in air flow ( no need for keeping out dust ).

 

Joe

[Wild Alaskan]

In my experience, dual pane lenses just fill up with water when it's really raining outside. The water comes in through the vent in the outer pane. This was with a pair or ProGrip goggles, maybe different brands have a better venting system on the outer lens?

must have had a crappy set, I ride in the rain/snow and have repeatedly washed my 100% dual panes with no trace of water ever getting inside.

 

most have hydrophobic cover for the vents.

Edited November 6, 2015 by Wild Alaskan