Suzuki Yamamoto
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Googles over glasses
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I use these over glasses: http://www.taiwangun.com/en/goggles-type-desert-locust-olive-acm
Its a tight fit getting them on over the glasses but they do fit. I also bought a pair with mesh at the same time.
An antifog treatment on your glasses and goggles is always wise, there are various ones available. I personally use a drop of washing up liquid, rub it in until it goes creamy, then polish it off with a dry cloth.
The principle is that as your glasses or goggles mist up, the film of washing up liquid breaks the surface tension so the water doesn't form droplets.
Its a tight fit getting them on over the glasses but they do fit. I also bought a pair with mesh at the same time.
An antifog treatment on your glasses and goggles is always wise, there are various ones available. I personally use a drop of washing up liquid, rub it in until it goes creamy, then polish it off with a dry cloth.
The principle is that as your glasses or goggles mist up, the film of washing up liquid breaks the surface tension so the water doesn't form droplets.
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And they sell them in black which is an added bonus 
i messaged the seller on eBay about the infinity goggles, Ima wait for a reply first, but I would much rather clean lenses instead of mesh, but I suppose beggers can't be choosers! That's interesting, I gather you've done a few experiments on anti-fogging! I'll definitely give it a go, thank you!
i messaged the seller on eBay about the infinity goggles, Ima wait for a reply first, but I would much rather clean lenses instead of mesh, but I suppose beggers can't be choosers! That's interesting, I gather you've done a few experiments on anti-fogging! I'll definitely give it a go, thank you!