How to clean ski goggles?

Question

I have stains I think on my goggles but it has some anti-fog thing so I don't know how to clean it without ruining the goggles... help?

Answer 1

They're are an item in every ski shop it is called Cat c**p. Take it and put it on your lenses. Also if you are gonna buy new lenses get nice ones like oakley, anon, or smith the three good brands. When buying make sure they are curved lenses, Curved lenses are better against fog

Answer 2

you guys have it all wrong. there are two schools of thought here.

1) spit. sounds disgusting, but ask any scuba diver, it works. just hock one into your goggles, rub it around, and then wash it out with plain water. it works 100xs better than cat c**p.

2) take a lighter and "burn" the mask until it just gets a tiny coating of black over the mask. then clean it off with soap and water.

both of these methods are fog-proof.

also, never wipe your goggles with anything but the sleeve they came in. paper towels and tissues have wood fragments in them that scratch up the goggles.

and yes, its worth buying expensive goggles.

Answer 3

Use eyeglasses cleaners. There are typically packets of wipes made specifically for this sold at resorts and sporting goods stores.

Answer 4

Most newer goggles have a chemical film inside the lens for anti-fog

You should never touch the inside with anything other than the pouch they came in and preferably never when wet, or you will mess up the anti-fog

By the way the new Oakleys I got are awesome and the first pair I've ever had that NEVER FOGGED UP even once over a week of skiing

I LOVE THEM - The persimmon lense brightens up a grey day and still good when bright and sunny