"Hockey Spit" visor anti-fog spray

[Doctor Hook 0]

Anyone familiar with this product?

http://www.icewarehouse.com/descpage.html?pcode=ARFOG

I saw it was relatively inexpensive and came with a "free" chamois cloth (something I should probably take with me to the bench to wipe down my visor when sweat gets on it), so I added it to a recent online order which is still in transit.

[Chadd 916]

I wouldn't use it with an oakley, but anything else should be fine. I also haven't had much luck with microfiber cloth when it's wet, it just seems to smear everything. Nothing beats a nice, soft cotton towel

[Doctor Hook 0]

I wouldn't use it with an oakley, but anything else should be fine. I also haven't had much luck with microfiber cloth when it's wet, it just seems to smear everything. Nothing beats a nice, soft cotton towel

So the "Only use AFR spray on an Oakley" really IS true! Yeah, I need to start bringing a towel to the bench, good tip.

[Tailboard Jockey 25]

409 disinfectant spray works good, too. You could probably get a gallon of it at any supermarket for the price of 2ozs. of "Hockey Spit".

[Chadd 916]

So the "Only use AFR spray on an Oakley" really IS true! Yeah, I need to start bringing a towel to the bench, good tip.

I've seen any number of different substances ruin Oakley visors. I usually bring two small towels to the bench or one large one. I hate using a wet towel on my visor.

[Tubesteak 1]

I keep a small bottle of pledge multi surface in my bag. Been using it on my Oakley for 2 yrs with no problems.

[Hendricks433 0]

I have the Oakley AFR spray that I use on my Visor before I go to the rink or when I am there. I take a microfiber towel with me to the bench and if I get a lot of water on it Ill use it to wipe it and it works perfectly. Just dont use the microfiber towel for anything but wiping the visor.

[Doctor Hook 0]

Epilogue: Used "Hockey Spit" tonight at beer league on my Bauer RBE I Certified visor (haters gonna hate...) and still fogged up like a mofo. So, back to the drop of liquid soap and buffing it out method.

[Kessel'sOversizedSuit 18]

Epilogue: Used "Hockey Spit" tonight at beer league on my Bauer RBE I Certified visor (haters gonna hate...) and still fogged up like a mofo. So, back to the drop of liquid soap and buffing it out method.

Speakings of Haters hating...

I bought that RBE visor in the fall after an on ice collision resulted in a big old scratch in the middle of my HLC visor. That RBE visor was brutal. I couldn't believe how bad it was. I tried all the sprays and nothing worked. It would fog up constantly, and the entire mask too not just to part around my nose (like the HLC does) So I bought another HLC, which isn't perfect, but miles better then the RBE, just a terrible terrible product IMO.

I just couldn't swallow paying $100 for a piece of clear plastic (x100 or HS23), but if someone here can tell me that they don't fog at all, I may swallow it and get one.

[Doctor Hook 0]

Speakings of Haters hating...

I bought that RBE visor in the fall after an on ice collision resulted in a big old scratch in the middle of my HLC visor. That RBE visor was brutal. I couldn't believe how bad it was. I tried all the sprays and nothing worked. It would fog up constantly, and the entire mask too not just to part around my nose (like the HLC does) So I bought another HLC, which isn't perfect, but miles better then the RBE, just a terrible terrible product IMO.

I just couldn't swallow paying $100 for a piece of clear plastic (x100 or HS23), but if someone here can tell me that they don't fog at all, I may swallow it and get one.

Yeah, I switched from the non-certified RBE to the certified RBE (which is about a half inch longer) and the fogging was dramatically higher than with the non-certified. I believe it was a combination of the Hockey Spit being not as effective as liquid soap as well as the longer visor capturing my breath and sweat steam moreso than the shorter, non-certified.

Still, for the added bit of protection, I'll probably keep using the certified RBE for my low level beer league purposes.

[hockeyphan 1]

is the oakley visor practically "fog proof" ???