Got such thing as anti-fog for spectacles?

[phantom_killer]

This is seriously off topic but anyway,

Is there such thing as anti-condensation/anti-fog solution/spray for spectacle lenses? If it exists, where do i get them?

Reason: I am terrible at my NS ATP (advanced trainfire) and i keep failing cos the moment i try to aim, my target gets fogged out! Especially night shoot! grrrrr. I lan lan have to use AR-15 cos i am in combat service.

 

[Ocean]

yes there is.

i tihnk spectacle shops should have them

 

[echoist]

the other option is using your spit...

really, i'm not kidding here!! :mrgreen:

 

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the other option is using your spit...

really, i'm not kidding here!! :mrgreen:

yup i agreed experienced it

 

[jbarks]

Will they let you wear contacts for ATP? If not... just use spit

 

[VidaK]

one thing is, you can try swimming goggles anti fog sprays, available at most sports shops selling swimming goggles. However, your spectacles might still fog up.

The problem is that at night it is more humid than in the day, thus you will sweat and fog up your specs. Keep calm, keep cool-headed, do NOT fret about a missed shot, etc. This will keep your body temperature low and there would be less sweat.

I was a bo-bo shooter from BMT days (legendary record of 7x reshoot causing the company to return only at 1 am) , achieved marksman at first year ATP, retained marksman in second year ATP

 

[milkmesto]

a thin coat of shampoo / liquid soap may also help prevent your glasses from fogging up. but i think it might affect your visibility.

try wiping the sweat off your face before shooting??

contacts may be the other way to go, altho most people i know have visibility issues at night with contacts.

 

[kerplunk182]

When i went diving, they made us spit into the masks then rinse it off. Damn disgusting but it worked