a good mask with a thermal lens.
breathe through your nose.
use antifog spray

On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 04:01:10 -0400, ChoongJung@webtv.net (unforgiven
33) wrote:

>as a truly "no fog" mask?
>
>i have bought several and everyone of them fog to different degrees. i
>don't want to invest in a fan. any tips on helping cut down o the
>fogging problem?

The answer is "NO". Unless you are a camper, in shape and play in
mild temperatures only.

"unforgiven 33" <ChoongJung@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> as a truly "no fog" mask?
>


The V-force masks are pretty close to no-fog. They perform very well in
almost any temperature.

"unforgiven 33" <ChoongJung@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> as a truly "no fog" mask?
>
> i have bought several and everyone of them fog to different degrees. i
> don't want to invest in a fan. any tips on helping cut down o the
> fogging problem?

Invest in a fan, they work.

We used to get these little 12-volt fans from Radio Shack, maybe
three-eighths of an inch thick and an inch and a half across, we'd zip-tie
them to the top of our masks and wire them up to a nine-volt battery taped
to the goggle strap, worked great, cost maybe fifteen bucks.

I've done the same with my V-Force Shields, since they do fog up a
little on me. I picked up a half-dozen 12v 25mm laptop fans on (I
think) Ebay, some 9v battery connectors, small toggle switches, and zip
ties. Cost me maybe $5 per mask...

>The V-force masks are pretty close to no-fog. They perform >very well in
>almost any temperature.

or play speedball and take the gogs off every 3 minutes between games..

On 11-Jul-2005, ChoongJung@webtv.net (unforgiven 33) wrote:

> as a truly "no fog" mask?
>
> i have bought several and everyone of them fog to different degrees. i
> don't want to invest in a fan. any tips on helping cut down o the
> fogging problem?

I've tried several masks and ALL fog.
I had an JT Nvader mask with a thermal lens and it fogged.
I bought a fan that helped a little but the fan impaired my hearing.
I bought a Proto Switch FS with thermal lens and a fan but it still fogged
and the fan did not work as well as the as the JT fan.
I'm currently using a JT Proflex. It has been by far the best. It has soft
ear protection and is the lightest mask I've used.
I don't even use a fan. It has fogged a couple of times but very rarely. I
played this past weekend and it was very hot and very humid and raining a
lot. I only fogged once breifly.

I highly recommend the JT Proflex.
I play with a bunch of guys who swear by the Vforce Profiler but I have bot
had the chance to try them yet.

i think u sweat and cause more fog in speedball than anything, so your
gonna fog up in speedball during the game.

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