Dmking3 wrote:Konk wrote:tim wrote:i wear glasses full time, not a problem so far. rain sucks and so does fogging up. but so does not seeing.
Couple tips for these Situations;
1) Rain; Consider getting Crizal lenses the next time you need to get your lens prescription updated. They are more expensive but are coated and do not allow water to build up on the lens. Kinda like waxing your truck, water just beads up. These lens also help with glare.
2) Fogging; Before you go hunt wet your finger tips and rub them on a bar of soap to create a paste, smear this paste on your lenses, let dry, wipe off with a soft cloth. Helps during the winter going from outside to inside too. If the woman of the house uses Ivory soap use this, it works best. (Why, I have no idea)
Good Hunting
Im definitely going to have to to try the soap trick. Will any brand of soap work? This will be my first year having to wear glasses out and i hunt alot of river bottoms so i run into fog down there all the time.
Yes, any bar soap will work, but for what ever reason Ivory soap works better than others. I should have stated above the soap is not 100% fogging prevention but it will DRASTICALLY reduce it.