NO-FOG®
Masks... are engineered to stop breath fogging of your helmet shield,
eyeglasses and goggles when worn properly...
I JUST WANT TO SAY THANKS FOR A GREAT PRODUCT ! WEAR
EYEGLASSES AND WAS GETTING FRUSTRATED WITH FOGGING. THE NO-FOG
MASK WORKS GREAT !
WE RODE THROUGH A BLIZZARD AT 12,000 FEET HERE IN COLORADO
WITH NO FOGGING. (email received 2/6/2006)
THANKS AGAIN
JEFF NAYLOR
COLORADO
Just wanted to let you know that my fogging problems are now
officially solved. I used the no fog last weekend and
had outstanding results. As a glasses wearer, I wouldn't
trade it for anything, including a heated shield.
Thanks for a great product. (email received 2-16-07)
Ryan Hagerty
ILLINOIS
Sending you feedback on your product. I purchased one 5
years ago and it has never failed me yet. But now I decided
to get a new one, so I purchased your part #007D. WHAT A
DIFFERENCE!! I thought my old one was good but this new one
is even better.....twice as good! Thanks for making a
product that works and keeps on getting better. I would
highly recommend the NO-FOG to anyone who is having fogging
issues like me. (email received 2/12/2008)
Norbert Turner
Alaska
"Breath
Fog" comes from breathing cold air through your
nose & mouth into your warm lungs. When exhaled, this
moisture-laden air clings onto surfaces (like visors) and
creates annoying fog. Easy to diagnose, if you could hold
your breath long enough outside while wearing your helmet and
shields, eyeglasses or goggles still fog up, then you are
experiencing what we call "perspiration fog."
"Perspiration
fog" is basically heat and/or moisture coming from the
pores of your skin fogging glasses and the like. This kind of
problem is easily resolved by either wiping on a de-fog chemical
solution or simply cooling yourself down. We could also call
this a "climate change type fog." In other words,
moving from a cold outside and into a warm inside fogging
glasses instantly. But be aware that
constantly breathing onto a chemical wipe with your breath in
cold climates will make vision
worse! As they tend to absorb moisture for dissipation and will
or can "wash off" with water....definitely not for
constant breath fogging! Use these chemicals only for "perspiration-type
fog," never for cold weather breath fog control.
"Breath
Fog" is obviously the hardest kind of helmet fog to
control because of the constant "pumping action" of
moisture-laden breath through our lungs. But with proper breath
deflection worn on your face, you can eliminate this winter time
annoyance and enjoy your cold weather riding experience with
clear vision!
One more thought about breath
deflection. Helmet breath boxes or deflectors are really part of
the helmet and may not create a 100% seal at the source; "Your
nose & mouth." If you want to control the source of the
problem with breath fogging, you must wear something on your
face to create the best 100% seal.
High Performance Series #007D NO-FOG®
Mask.
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