Best anti-fog for visor?

[GoalForFun 169]

I got a Bauer 55P visor and I was wondering what the best anti-fog spray for it would be, both for clarity and anti-fog properties. I've heard that the Oakley anti-fog spray is better than the camel spit stuff, but I was looking at other options, particularly the Fog Zero stuff and the Sven Can See Anti-Fog Gel.

Anyone have experience with these and can compare them?

[mojo122 529]

I didn't think that the Fog Zero was any better than any of the generic anti-fog sprays out there.  Sven seems to work pretty good.  Trick to using that since it's a gel to spray once on the inside center of the visor and then spread it out over the entire visor.

[chippa13 1844]

The Oakley spray is only necessary if you have an Oakley/1 Xcel visor. Those visors get ruined by not using the Oakley spray.

[casey74 1]

This is going to sound a bit odd... but anyways. I had tried numerous sprays and concoctions in the past. For the last 5 years I've been using Pledge. Yup, right off the shelf lemon Pledge, learned it from a couple kids who played in the WHL who swore by it. Spray it on and wipe clean with a dry towel and its golden for the night

[DRR 112]

I use Dawn dishwashing liquid. A tiny bit, buffed in with a microfiber cloth. Reapply every 2 uses or so.

 

[althoma1 574]

10 hours ago, casey74 said:

This is going to sound a bit odd... but anyways. I had tried numerous sprays and concoctions in the past. For the last 5 years I've been using Pledge. Yup, right off the shelf lemon Pledge, learned it from a couple kids who played in the WHL who swore by it. Spray it on and wipe clean with a dry towel and its golden for the night

Pledge is what most of the officials in the Toronto area use and it works well.

[GoalForFun 169]

17 hours ago, casey74 said:

This is going to sound a bit odd... but anyways. I had tried numerous sprays and concoctions in the past. For the last 5 years I've been using Pledge. Yup, right off the shelf lemon Pledge, learned it from a couple kids who played in the WHL who swore by it. Spray it on and wipe clean with a dry towel and its golden for the night

How often to apply.

[Vet88 673]

Pledge or biodegradable, earth friendly dishwashing liquid. For glasses, apply pre game, one drop each side, lightly rub with the finger then buff with a soft cloth. For visors, I find it lasts me 2 games before needing another application.

[jdvn 8]

On 2017-12-22 at 12:40 AM, casey74 said:

This is going to sound a bit odd... but anyways. I had tried numerous sprays and concoctions in the past. For the last 5 years I've been using Pledge. Yup, right off the shelf lemon Pledge, learned it from a couple kids who played in the WHL who swore by it. Spray it on and wipe clean with a dry towel and its golden for the night

I played Jr. A in Sask and lemon pledge was the only thing that was used. Never had a problem with it. 

[Dizzyg12 27]

I use a concept II Bubble and theboakley spray works well.  I did not try pledge but I hear that works wonders as well.  

[NiCnoK 61]

I was told to use Parker's Perfect. I got a box of 100 disposable wipes pretty cheap on Amazon and so far they've worked great. We'll have to see how well it holds up in the warmer months tho.

 

 

[x-track 8]

ortema ...no liquid , no fluids , no nothin... it just does the job  ...made in europe !!

[tuckerhockey13 3]

Has anyone used Frog Spit?

[BruinDust 42]

I've tried a bunch of stuff since donning a visor 2 years ago. Dawn dish liquid, pledge, Johnsons baby shampoo.

Of the 3 products I've had the most success with Johnson's baby shampoo.