I wear contacts to ride in so wear eye protection - Specialized Chicane glasses - which have gaps between the lense and frame. Unfortunately in the warmer weather, I even manage to fog up these beauties.

I've tried washing up liquid and vaseline rubbed into the lenses and neither seem to work that well. Has anyone tried any of the anti-fog products on the market and liked them??

fairy works for me. some of the motorbike antifog things work well and are a damn site cheaper than glasses specific stuff

Shaving foam.

there is a fog clearer called fog off that fire men use at my work and is suppused to be the nuts. but i dont have clue were you would get it from.

Here you go http://www.sportsbikeshop.co.uk/motorcycle_parts/content_prod/16/2713 or try you r local motot bike shop

i use the motor bike stuff it works to a point i find that i steam up if i stop but if i keep moving im usualy ok

go faster ;-) my chicanes also fog up if I go too slowly, as soon as you get moving the fog will clear, to be replaced by the red haze of adrenalin fuelled terror. well, it does for me.

Please don't tell 4AM to go faster.

why?

Go to a ski shop and they should sell a little cleaning cloth that stops ski goggles misting up. Used it on my glasses on the London to Brighton in that unnbearable heat and they didn't mist up once! £3 as well if I remember correctly.

we used to spit in the goggles and wipe it over the lense when we were scuba diving, seemed to work

Fog isn't my issue with them, it's mud when it's a cold damn day the outsides just get filthy and become useless, swapped to a front mud guard loads better although not perfect protection wise.

Shaving your eye brows off could increase air flow to.

EXCELLeNT IDEa, love it. how to spot a serious mountainbiker: shaved eyebrows.

;-) I'm just off to the bathroom a minute for a tweeze of my brows...