Anti-Fog Cloth-Pack of 3

!!!These wipes are dry wipes, they do not feel "moist", this is normal!!! I have been using these wipes since they were released on the market well over a decade ago. I started using them for airsoft and now use them for search and rescue functions as well. Short of coating your goggles in a permanent hydrophobic coating, these do amazing work. Just apply dry and that's it. Occasionally reapplying during the day. These used to be like $10-14 back in the day if my memory serves right, so they should be keeping up with inflation. If you stay still you may have some brief fog problems, keep moving and you'll be okay.

I have several Revision products from Sawfly glasses to the the prescription carriers and they make high quality. So when I needed a "no fog" and saw these, it seemed like a no brainer. These work just ok and not well enough to justify the cost of only being a 3 pack. The only thing that makes them special is the little zip lock bag to allow them to be resused without drying out. On a normal humid August day my glasses fog beyond use. The effect these wipes had was negligible and probably delayed fogging no more than 10 minutes tops - on par with drug store no fog.

It's pointless to have a pinlock shield on your helmet if you have to keep flipping it up to de-fog your glasses. I've tried just about every product you can wipe, spray, or buff on and nothing can compare to the effectiveness of these cloths. Clean your glasses first, then a quick wipe with these and you're set for the day (as long as your glasses don't get smudged or wet, then you'll need to clean again and reapply). With at least once a day usage I'm getting almost 3 months out of each, but my lenses are very narrow so YMMV. To maximize longevity always make sure your lenses are clean first, and refold the cloth tightly and store it in the ziplock bag with all the air squeezed out. I ended up buying some heavier 3x3 bags because the one that's provided is rather thin and tends to wear out for me before I'm done with the first cloth. An additional benefit is that these are much easier to carry with you than bottles of liquid or tubs of goo!

Due to Dept regulations when we have to contact possible high risk subjects we have to wear n95 masks. Between the N95 masks and the cloth masks my work glasses would always fog up. I got a free one of the anti-fog wipes when I ordered their laser glasses. I was instantly sold on them. This works great without leaving a visible residue on my glasses. I can not stand streaks or anything on the lends of my glasses. The little wipe itself is odd feeling no residue left on your fingers when handling it. It feels like a very cheep tissue paper but it has magic on it as it works with my work glasses, and my glasses for home now. I keep a towel of this anti fog in my duty bag, in my locker, in my personal car! I’m not sure how long the little towel will last but I will be back when it does to get more!

This product was dried out and not usable. Very disappointing that the seller was selling an out of date product! I should have bought the item from the manufacturer. It probably is a very good product if it is up to date.

I'm only reviewing these because there are no other reviews, and remember the agony I went through trying to find a product like this. A friend and myself ride our bikes all year round in Missouri [they are scooters and we don't ride on the highway, so bear that in mind, real motorcycle riders]. These are insanely convenient and easy to use. There are other cheaper ways to de-fog your helmet, but if you can keep it clean, this is the easiest. They don't last as long as they claim, but they do last a long time. You can get at least a dozen uses out of one cloth, maybe more. Just make sure you keep it in an air-tight baggie and presumably someplace dry. Each packet is about the size of a bandaid, so you can store it anywhere, you could even tape it to your helmet. It also needs to be said that if you're buying this to keep your glasses or goggles from fogging in "good" weather, I can't really speak to that. We just use these in frosty weather to keep our helmets unfogged. This is much easier to do when you are going 30 mph most of the time. If you're buying these to run through the woods with a paint or airsoft gun--I couldn't say whether these will work for you. But one pack of these should get you through an entire year if you are on a motorcycle [and keep them stored properly]. That's easily worth the money, in my opinion. CLARIFICATION: We are using these on full-face helmets/face shields, not on glasses or goggles. They probably last a LOT longer on glasses and googles. UPDATE: I had an unopened packet that did dry out after more than 12 months (!) but in our experience, one wipe/packet will get you through one winter, that's why we split them. Even though I was happy with the Revision, this winter I'm going to try the Nikon Eliminator since it's half the price. http://www.amazon.com/Nikon-8073-Fog-Eliminator--Pack/dp/B0007M6GJ0

My (9 year old) daughter does roller derby. She wears glasses, and has to use the sports goggles when training or in a bout. The helmet she wears makes her goggles fog up considerably, making her have to pull her goggles away from her face so the fog can escape. These wipes have been a god-send in her sport! We have used them once every other week for the past six months and still haven't had to use a second wipe yet. These seem expensive because you "only get three" but when one wipe gets you through six months or more of use, it's money well spent! Especially since the wipes were used once per week... and in that week the goggles were used for anywhere between 240-360 minutes of hard activity.

The title sums up my review.