Have any of you guys tried this stuff? I saw it at Cabela's while I was snooping around.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jhtml?id=0006225711079a

Just wondering if it worked or not? I'm wanting something like this more for my eyeglasses than anything else. It's annoying to have your glasses fog while hunting among other things.

amndouglas

Have any of you guys tried this stuff? I saw it at Cabela's while I was snooping around.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jhtml?id=0006225711079a

Just wondering if it worked or not? I'm wanting something like this more for my eyeglasses than anything else. It's annoying to have your glasses fog while hunting among other things.

amndouglas


I use fogtech i use it my glsses and my scopes...works great. I got it here www.fogtech.ca

Hi Guy`s,

I have heard you can use regular shaving cream to stop fogging.You just rub it on and wipe it off.I have yet to try it on a scope but it works real well on my bathroom mirror.

Riflemen10x

Yeah, I know it works for a while on the bathroom mirror, but I don't want to try it on my optics with their special finishes. Colt45, does the fogtech stuff hurt the coatings on scopes and binoculars?

Yeah, I know it works for a while on the bathroom mirror, but I don't want to try it on my optics with their special finishes. Colt45, does the fogtech stuff hurt the coatings on scopes and binoculars?

I was worried about the same thing as I have alot of money tied up in optics but the site said this stuff works and is safe for todays special lenses including polycarbinite (sp?). After reading the reviews and seeing the USAF uses this stuff I figured I would try it. So far it hasnt hurt any of my optics and the best part I like about this is I can put it on my scope and binoculars I dont have to put it on again for a few days.

Colt