Steamy peepers?

[MattHB]

Wash the lenses in washing up liquid, and just rinse off. Leave to dry. Works for a while. TBH, my glasses de-steam after a few yards anyway.

This! Or rub neat washing up liquid on, buff off until shiney. No misting

 

[billy1561]

Person I need something more effective than Aldi glasses

I use bog standard safety glasses.

 

[lulubel]

This! Or rub neat washing up liquid on, buff off until shiney. No misting

I like this suggestion. It sounds cheap.

Out of interest, is there a specific product you can get to wipe/spray on glasses to stop them misting up?

When I first got my new ones, I was delighted that the air circulation seemed better than my old ones, and they never misted up on long climbs. After a few weeks, they were just as bad as the old ones, so I'm guessing they had some kind of coating on that gradually wore off.

 

[Cycleops]

Give the weatherman a bit of fibre or a dose of senapod in his coffee.

 

[MattHB]

I like this suggestion. It sounds cheap.

Out of interest, is there a specific product you can get to wipe/spray on glasses to stop them misting up?

When I first got my new ones, I was delighted that the air circulation seemed better than my old ones, and they never misted up on long climbs. After a few weeks, they were just as bad as the old ones, so I'm guessing they had some kind of coating on that gradually wore off.

Yes there is. Motorcycle suppliers commonly do anti-fog sprays.. You spray it on, buff off.. It works in exactly the same way as washing up liquid by putting a film over the lens

 

[Davidc]

I like this suggestion. It sounds cheap.

Out of interest, is there a specific product you can get to wipe/spray on glasses to stop them misting up?

When I first got my new ones, I was delighted that the air circulation seemed better than my old ones, and they never misted up on long climbs. After a few weeks, they were just as bad as the old ones, so I'm guessing they had some kind of coating on that gradually wore off.

Fairy washing up liquid