how to keep glasses clean in the rain/winter

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Oh no!! This just into a helmet debate!!! :cry:
 

BigonaBianchi

Yes I can, Yes I am, Yes I did...Repeat.
Scuba divers spit on their face masks to help with steaming up.
 

jarlrmai

Veteran
I take mine off in heavy rain, I have to weigh up whether it's more dangerous to leave them on or not.
 

buggi

Bird Saviour
Location
Solihull
I've got northwave specs and it said on the packet that they have a special coating so the water beads and runs off. Have to say, i haven't really noticed i can't see so must be working! They are better than my old Oakleys and a third of the price.
 
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David5416

David5416

Über Member
Well i rode to work tonight with my glasses freshly applied with "show room shine" and it was bone dry and nothing at all on my glasses. However having been bouncing down all night i am sure to give them the proper test on my way home in the morning.
 

Tin Pot

Guru
Problem: its raining

Options:
1. Contact lenses
2. Ski goggles
3. Cycle slowly, hold a bright umbrella
4. Drive
 

David L

Über Member
Well i rode to work tonight with my glasses freshly applied with "show room shine" and it was bone dry and nothing at all on my glasses. However having been bouncing down all night i am sure to give them the proper test on my way home in the morning.

I normaly use treatments that are for motorbike helmets visors, one for water repellent and one anti fog,

Though might try showroom shine seem as it seems to be working :thumbsup:
 

BigonaBianchi

Yes I can, Yes I am, Yes I did...Repeat.
Close eyes and take a guide dog along

Dont ride in the rain

drill holes in lenses for ventilation

apply deep heat to lenses

pay the kosovan at the lights with bucket and squeegee
 

gaz

Cycle Camera TV
Location
South Croydon
WEAR A CAP!!! How has no one suggested this yet?
It doesn't keep everything off but seriously limits the amount of water that gets on your lenses.
 
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