So I use Smith goggles exclusively (I got friends who hook me up) and have gone through a few pairs due to the same thing.
So to be clear, they are not really fogging. It's not anything I can wipe away. Everything just starts to get hazy and blurry and I lose definition. The only way it goes away is if I take my goggles off my face for several minutes, and then it never fully goes away. It shows up the worst in the cold and when snowing.
None of them start out this way. Its something that comes on slowly. It often gets worse fast after skiing in very wet snow or having a big crash where I get snow everywhere . I think it might be something related to that. There are no visible marks when looking at the goggles.
I have had two I/O 7 lenses die this way and 1 Vice lense is getting worse every time I use them. The worst part, is the Vice gogles have only been on the hill 5-8 days now.
Anyone else have this problem? Anyone know a solution or have some ideas? Thanks!
So to be clear, they are not really fogging. It's not anything I can wipe away. Everything just starts to get hazy and blurry and I lose definition. The only way it goes away is if I take my goggles off my face for several minutes, and then it never fully goes away. It shows up the worst in the cold and when snowing.
None of them start out this way. Its something that comes on slowly. It often gets worse fast after skiing in very wet snow or having a big crash where I get snow everywhere . I think it might be something related to that. There are no visible marks when looking at the goggles.
I have had two I/O 7 lenses die this way and 1 Vice lense is getting worse every time I use them. The worst part, is the Vice gogles have only been on the hill 5-8 days now.
Anyone else have this problem? Anyone know a solution or have some ideas? Thanks!