Foggy Goggles!

Look for a name brand (Electric, Anon, Oakley, Dragon, Von Zipper, etc...) that fit your face correctly & comfortably. All of the name brand goggles should have dual lens technology & vents around the edge of the frame, both of which helps to eliminate fogging. Stop by a shop and try them on with your helmet. No one can blindly recommend an exact pair of goggles that are going to fix your face & nose bridge.

I've got a pair of Von Zipper and Dragon goggles that I use. Both of those brands make pairs that will fit under a helmet and meet the requirements that you're looking for. The Von Zipper Skylab goggles are what I use now and they have never fogged up on me.

steer clear of any smith goggle with the "porex" filter...those things fogged on me like crazy.

now, I'm riding Dragon Rogue and they haven't fogged on me yet.  I even rode with them through a full-on blizzard and no fog.  Rogue are great looking/wide peripheral vision goggles (gigi ruff and danny davis wear them) with mirrored, spherical lenses and include a bonus flat light lens*.  They're on sale 40% off at 6pm.com


(*danny davis model doesn't include a bonus lens)

Originally posted by Piranha steer clear of any smith goggle with the "porex" filter...those things fogged on me like crazy.

^^ mine work fine (smith I/O). Maybe you just got incredibly unlucky? 

Most of the time, fogging problems for me are either from poor fitting goggles or entirely my fault. If youre wearing something like a balaclava, but that under your nose so it doesnt let air into the goggle.

fogging is relative to the fit, not so much the goggles themselves. l personally have a pair of anon hawkeye that is great on me, not so much on my gf 

Just try and remember this... if you feel any moisture at all on your face or around your face and it is making contact with the foam padding of your goggle, that will almost always lead to fogging... even to high priced high end goggles.  Thus why it is recommended you don't lift your goggle up to your forehead or hair often after runs because you would have most likely generated sweat.  The fastest way to defog a goggle is on a windy lift.  Dry your face and wear them properly and you should be fine.  Never wipe the inside with anything while wet or foggy, you'll end up tampering with the coatings.  

I love my Electric EG2 and my Oakley Crowbar... very stylish, great fog control, both fit over and under my Red Mutiny and Sandbox Brainbucket helmets, and a wide range of lens options.  But if you want fast and easy lens changes, then perhaps the Anon M1 is what you're looking for.  You don't even have to take them off to change lenses.

and my $0.02