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I/O help!!!11!!1! +K to everyone!

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Alf_Alfa
Posts: 2874 - Karma: 213
So I recently switched from crowbars to I/O's. The anti fog on these bad boys is amazing. But when I start to hike in the park, after 10-15 minutes the lenses become extremely fogged up. Does anyone have an answer/solution to my problem? +k for answers, -k for hate.
Dec 27 2010 11:07PM
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jca
Posts: 4162 - Karma: 6,261
don't put them on your forehead and don't sweat.  other than that, once they fog they just need some airflow to unfog.
Dec 27 2010 11:15PM
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Chubz.
Posts: 13918 - Karma: 25,656
same thing happens to my crowbars....im switching over to I/O's how do you like them?
Dec 27 2010 11:17PM
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No_Dub
Posts: 3357 - Karma: 294
smear fresh jizz on them, only way
Dec 27 2010 11:19PM
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.cam.
Posts: 1852 - Karma: 48
Definitely do this. It did wonders for my i/o.
Dec 27 2010 11:25PM
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T.DUDE
Posts: 1681 - Karma: 129
You might have your jacket zipped all the way up and you are breathing hard.. so the heatt goes up through you goggles and fogg up.. just zip you jacket down a tad.

i have had the same problems with mine.
Dec 27 2010 11:26PM
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egg.
Posts: 3231 - Karma: 3,477
this or just put you goggles off to the side but becarful and put em under a hoodie so people dont steel em up
Dec 28 2010 12:53AM
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GayWolf420
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Its basically the heat and sweat your body gives off. It happens to all goggles.
Dec 28 2010 1:06AM
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blatt
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Whenever you're hiking, take your goggles off your face so they dont come in contact with sweat.
Dec 28 2010 2:12AM
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Alf_Alfa
Posts: 2874 - Karma: 213
Yeah thats what i thought was happening, sucks. I/O's are dope goggles though. Much better than my crowbars.
Dec 28 2010 9:00AM
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Out2Pasture
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When hiking and sweating goggles are going to fog.  It sucks but there is no "silver bullet" fix to this.
Dec 28 2010 10:39AM
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stickerman
Posts: 2043 - Karma: 147
This was the solution to my crowbars fogging. Just unzip the jacket and breath oh into the air, not into your jacket.
Dec 28 2010 10:44AM
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brice_SKIIN
Posts: 265 - Karma: 14
Ya i used to have the same problem with my I/O cause i wears balclavas alot, and basically if anything is over your nose or your breathing hard thru your mouth and it is over your mouth they can fog.
Dec 28 2010 10:53AM
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Alf_Alfa
Posts: 2874 - Karma: 213
Dope guys thanks! Yeah i usualy use an arctic yowie when im skiing so I will just bring it down to my neck when hiking!
Dec 28 2010 8:13PM
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Kreech
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while hiking do like they said and unzip your jacket, but also, instead of putting your gogs on your forehead, put them around your neck. lets them air out
Dec 28 2010 8:22PM
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