Currently using some Seabreeze sunglasses for sea kayaking and they keep fogging up on the inside, particularly after a fast downwind run. Have tried many applications of an anti-fog spray (designed for motorbike helmet visors) but they still develop a cloud on the inside of the lenses.

Anyone know how to stop it?

I like Cerapol - the polish for glass induction cook tops.

Have you tried spitting on the inside & rubbing it round? Works for masks.

I smear a thin layer of cat crap on mine.

I've had success using cat crap..

www.webbikeworld.com/cat-crap-anti-fog-review/

gee.... DJ.. you



could've posted earlier, I went for real cat crap...

Rainex works for me, and re-applying before each session for best results...

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DavidJohn said..
I've had success using cat crap..

www.webbikeworld.com/cat-crap-anti-fog-review/

Just read the review, it sounds great. Think I'll buy some for my snow goggles.

Guys, do you know if this stuff keeps the residue of sun cream off the lens? I have tried several types of sun creams and although some are better than others, sooner or later I have to remove my glasses as they get hard to see through.

www.esseyepro.com/Profile-Tear-Off-Lens-Covers_13_detail.html

I get these and cut them to shape

Ok I don't, but I cant see any reason why you couldn't (but I didn't look for a reason) apart from the cost

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laurie said..
Rainex works for me, and re-applying before each session for best results...

+1 Rainex

Rainex Antifog on the inside

Rainex on the outside

i used blue eyes (same)
and they oly really fogged when suncream or my hat was involved. Just stry to keep hat away and not get suncream near. Also used to dunk head a lot to clean during waterstarts, Rainex sounds like a good idea but.