Airsoft Anti-Fog Wipes, Sprays and Fans
Fogged-up eyewear is the number one complaint we hear from players, full stop, and it's one of the easiest problems on this whole page to fix. The EXFOG XT Essential Kit and Cat Crap Spray Bottle solve fogging two different ways, and picking the right one depends on what you're wearing.
Fan Systems vs. Anti-Fog Spray: Which Do You Need
A fan system beats a spray every time for sealed goggles, since it moves air across the lens instead of just coating it. The EXFOG XT Essential Kit and EXFOG XT Standard Kit mount right to your goggles and keep them clear through a full day on the field.
For masks and open lenses, a fan isn't the right fix, there's nothing sealed for it to clear. A spray or wipe coats the lens so fog can't form in the first place. The Cat Crap Lens Cleaner Wipes and Cat Crap Spray Bottle work on masks, lenses, and goggles alike.
FAQ
How do I stop my goggles from fogging up?
Mount a fan system like EXFOG to your goggles. It moves air across the lens continuously, which clears fog faster than any spray can and keeps it from coming back mid-game.
How do I stop my mask or lenses from fogging up?
Use an anti-fog spray or wipe like Cat Crap. It coats the lens with a thin film that keeps fog from forming, and it works whether you're running a mask, open lenses, or goggles.
Do fan systems work better than anti-fog spray?
For sealed goggles, yes, a fan actively clears fog instead of just preventing it. For masks and open lenses, spray or wipes are the better fit since there's no sealed air pocket for a fan to move.
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