MotoSolutions FogTech DX Anti-Fog Wipes (Box of 12)

I started playing hockey with a Bauer concept 3 face shield recently. It was great but because of the heat generated from playing the shield would fog up. Well i tried hockey spit, and pev anti fog, and diver anti fog, even did just regular old spit. Spit worked the best but it took time opening up the visor spitting then cleaning it off with water and a towel. Well tried this stuff after looking online for something that could work. Did 1 game with it on the shield, never showed signs of fogging up, no need to wipe fog down, spit or anything else. once in the locker room it will fog up on the outside of the shield but thats easy to clean. I would recommend this to anyone that uses a visor or full shield for hockey. make sure you follow the directions it works amazingly.

I was very skeptical about these. I use them on my full face hockey shield. It is the Bauer model that also covers your mouth and chin area.I sweat a lot and no matter what product I tried the shield would fog up. I tried the expensive anti fog stuff they sell you in the hockey stores and nothing worked. I tried this and it works. Wipe it on and let it air dry for a minute or two and you are good. There is one caveat though- you can't let anything touch the treated surface during use or it will smudge and fog and you'll have to reapply.As long as I don't sweat on the shield or try to wipe the inside with a cloth, this product works great.

I gave these to a friend whose glasses always fog up in winter. They worked great!Then she got a new pair of glasses, and the wipes don't seem to work properly on them. The wipes leave a streaky mess, like when you wipe down a mirror with a wet sponge and just let the residue dry.Both pairs of glasses were from Coastal, two or three years apart. Both had plastic lenses, no discernable difference. She tried washing and re-washing the new pair in case there was some kind of factory residue that was repelling the fog wipe liquid, but it didn't help.

This product is a joke. I put this in the inside of my motorcycle helmet visor and sunglasses. An hour later I put my helmet and glasses to go for a ride. The visor was all clouded and blurry, and the sunglasses were all blurry. I washed my visor and tried putting this stuff on again. Same result. Don't buy unless you want to be able to see WORSE than if your visor is foggy. What a waste of time and money.

These are working great for me. I have one eye that waters a fair amount due to blocked tear duct (drain) and live in the Pacific Northwest, land of renown moistness. One caveat from the instructions that say "don't wipe". I find my that my lenses are a bit streaky after application. If I let the stuff dry and lightly buff off the streaks afterward, they still retain the anti-fog treatment.I am wearing Transitions lenses (turn dark in sun) with horn rims. Using on golf course and for cycling, walking outdoors.

I have been using these Fogtech wipes on my sunglasses for at least 5 years. They are a must-have for me. My eyes are light-sensitive and I always wear sunglasses outside except on the darkest gloomiest days - running, walking the dog, driving, even just walking between buildings at work. We live in a humid climate on the East Coast, so sunglasses fogging was a necessary evil, especially while running. After running a mid-distance race on a humid morning many years ago, I was fed up - I spent so much time fiddling with my sunglasses during that race since I could not see while wearing them because of the fog, but couldn't see without them because of the glare. I kept wiping them on my shirt, putting them on top of my head, taking them back off, carrying them in my hand, etc. I started searching for a solution and I found these Fogtech wipes at our local REI and have been buying them ever since. I apply to my driving sunglasses and running sunglasses at the same time to get my money's worth out of each wipe. I clean my glasses thoroughly and dry them, then use a single wipe to coat both pairs of my sunglasses. One wipe could easily do many pairs of glasses. A single application lasts me several months during Fall, Winter, & Spring. In the Summer, if I'm running and sweating a lot, I need to reapply every week or two.

This product came highly recommended, but it did not even come close to expectations. There are a lot of ways to keep the faceshield on my motorcycle helmet from fogging up. I bought FOGTECH Dx specifically to keep my glasses from fogging up. And it really doesn't work. On my regular (prescription) glasses, the Fogtech solution beads up and dries on my lenses, but leaves clearly visible marks behind. Its not quite as bad with my sunglasses (also prescription). In addition to the clearly visible marks (like dried drops you might find on glassware from your dishwasher), there is also a very noticeable hazy, blurring effect. And this is before I've put the glasses (or helmet) on, or gone outside. Once my helmet is on and I hit the road, both glasses and faceshield have such a heavy concentration of condensate on them that my vision is much, much blurrier than if I hadn't worn my glasses at all.Pretty disappointing. Its not too awful on the faceshield alone, but as I mentioned, there are already lots of effective ways to keep the faceshield clear of fog, and I specifically wanted Fogtech for my glasses. I guess I'll go back to either no glasses, because FogtechDX is just not up to handling Long Island's cool, humid mornings.

expensive but the hype I read was accurate. this is the ONLY fog wipes I have found in years that will actually prevent fogging in our hot and humid southern climate during early hunting seasons. it lasts for a few days before needing to be re-applied while others would quit during the same day after enough humidity or rain. Great product...