Blaze Anti Fog: Fraud Product

[bruce aussie]

I use South East Queensland weather. I wondered what the 2 little plastic things on my visor were. I take it you just fit it to your visor and leave it there all the time. Might get one and give it a try in the rain instead of having the visor open one notch and letting water run down the inside of the screen.

 

[Boog]

My local dealer has them in stock.

That said; summer or winter here, I've never had a shield fog for over a second or so (just a little spot from exhaling when first starting out in the cold).

I just use clear shields, as my glasses darken automatically when necessary.

Rick

Rick, I lived in Florida for 12 years while in Uncle Sam’s Yacht club. The type of fogging then is nowhere near as fun as it is in winter in the colder stats. Oftentimes, the condensation freezes to the visor instantly here. I have had to open it completely on some rides to work in the morning so I could see the darn road ahead at 5 am. I had tried open face with a mask and goggles but that too doesn’t work so I went back to the full face for both comfort and safety as I reckon it is more risky to ride on super cold asphalt then the warmer Florida tarmac.
My biggest concern riding in Florida was dodging the deep ponds of water on the roads and making sure I ran over the head end of the snakes so they couldn’t sling up and bite me as I road past…

 

[wordwarrior]

Pinlock is like double glazing in your home. it's a flat (usually) piece of similar material to your visor. It is held on the inside of your visor, following the curve by plastic pins. Not sure if you can add this to an existing visor but most modern helmets have replacement visors that accommodate it. It definately works, the middle of mine was clear as day with the edges (not covered by it) fogged up.

I have a Shoei GTAir Pinlock comes as standard.

http://www.webbikeworld.com/anti-fog-visor/

 

[1olbull]

Rick, I lived in Florida for 12 years while in Uncle Sam’s Yacht club. The type of fogging then is nowhere near as fun as it is in winter in the colder stats. Oftentimes, the condensation freezes to the visor instantly here. I have had to open it completely on some rides to work in the morning so I could see the darn road ahead at 5 am. I had tried open face with a mask and goggles but that too doesn’t work so I went back to the full face for both comfort and safety as I reckon it is more risky to ride on super cold asphalt then the warmer Florida tarmac.
My biggest concern riding in Florida was dodging the deep ponds of water on the roads and making sure I ran over the head end of the snakes so they couldn’t sling up and bite me as I road past…

Boog,
Looked everywhere at the Seattle International bike show and found no Blaze.
I had even thought up some catchy repartee and questions.
Bummer

 

[Boog]

Bull, maybe they just prey on us DC area folks, thanks for the effort though.

 

[1olbull]

Boog,
I have a good bud lives in Studley - you far from there?
Visited him this last July my on way to The Wall. Sure is beautiful country out there.

 

[Boog]

Grew up In the Texas Panhandle Bull, but I currently live in Dumfries, VA. Lots of good riding here once you get away from the cities. Just watch for Bambi...

 

[1olbull]

Grew up In the Texas Panhandle Bull, but I currently live in Dumfries, VA. Lots of good riding here once you get away from the cities. Just watch for Bambi...

I understand as Bambi thrives here as well.

 

[Rolltide100]

Grew up In the Texas Panhandle Bull, but I currently live in Dumfries, VA. Lots of good riding here once you get away from the cities. Just watch for Bambi...

Grew up In the Texas Panhandle Bull, but I currently live in Dumfries, VA. Lots of good riding here once you get away from the cities. Just watch for Bambi...

Boog where in the Texas Panhandle did you grow up?

 

[Boog]

Pampa, the Top o' Texas, where the wheat grows and the oil flows, where men are men and heifers are nervous